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I'm Ticklish: So... Yah, this isn't something I usually admit because as soon as I tell people, what do they do? BAM! Tickle me. But y'all can't do that so we're good.

Something I should expound on is that I'm extremely Ticklish, infact, I can tickle myself to the ground unable to breathe from laughter. Not sure if my brains busted or if it's some phycological thing, but yah. Luckily, it's only really the armpit area that's like that, but even my knees are quite ticklish. This one time, I was in a car with some friends and in the middle seat. The two friends sitting next to me both stated tickling me for a while until I finally passed out. Yah, kinda embarrassing (btw they felt really bad about that and never did it again, cause tbh it's kinda wierd)

My first set of questions- Is it normal to be this Ticklish? Especially as a man? Is this a turn off for woman? Does this weird you out? Include any other thoughts on this.
The next subject is extremely relevant

Hug/snuggle/cuddle: Now wait! I actually really like hugs, and for some reason they don't tickle all to much at all really. The problem is my lack of experience with hugs cause my family hates hugs, except my mother does tolerate it but that's besides the point. But one of my fears with woman is that imma hug em wrong and they will get mad at me or something, so I've got questions.

When is a good time to hug or snuggle? What's the difference between a hug and a snuggle? Snuggle/cuddle, what's the difference? Which is better? As a guy, can I initiate a snuggle? Who leans on who? How long do you hug/snuggle a woman for? Anwser all of these assuming a romantic relationship is already in place, I already know the hugging etiquette for friends that are girls or family.
Sorry for the silly questions but they are legitimate

Kiss: I have no idea what I'm doing, my lips are dry, cracked and I pick at them a lot cause of my nerves.
I should probably do a forhead kiss first. I don't know.

Thanks for anwers!

A lot of people, ESPECIALLY guys who have been friendzoned by girls, confuse the two, but there is a difference.

With the friendzone, they never had any sexual/romantic/physical/whatever attraction to you to begin with, and you're deluding yourself by believing otherwise.

The whole "admired from afar" thing is what most guys (and writers of Hollywood romantic comedies) THINK the friendzone is: They ARE into you, at least on some level, there are even mutual friends that can see it, but for whatever reason, they stubbornly refuse to actually act on these feelings. In some ways it's like dealing with someone who's been indoctrinated: That part of them that's into shines through, but whatever it is that holding her back takes over. Is their a chance that you can get them to come around? Yes. But there's also the danger of them taking the cowardly way out, cutting you out of their life completely so they don't have to deal with these feelings anymore.

So which would feel worse for you?