Subject:

Amecia

Treatment:

The Tickle Table - Sock Version

Duration:

Nineteen minutes and twenty seconds

Method:

Specimen placed into our leather sack tightly, strapped closed, then secured to the tickle table. Her feet are to be clad in new, clean, white socks and bracketed to prevent escape.

Response:

This particular subject has been a regular, willing participant in the FettishLabs experiments. She prefers to be pushed to exertion, and possesses more strength than anticipated.

Similar to test subject Lithie, we are testing the dynamic between desire and reaction. That is; if a specimen enjoys and anticipates the forthcoming experiment, will they love it or hate it more than expected? Will it change the experience?

Therefore, specimen input is welcome here.

Fettishlabs dedication to Knismological Confusion was applied as always, to avoid dampening of the sensations and minimizing received input. This was not easily attainable, as socks enhance the experience with the many fibers sending multiple vibrations across the restrained soles at once, however due to the material the implements used are severely limited.

Digital stimulation was the primary input, with an attempt with Doomfeather being made, although that portion had very limited success, even with a specimen who is highly reactive to tickling her feet.

The last phase consisted of extremely slow removal of subjects socks. To add a level of anticipation and stress applied, her feet were tickled using manual stimulation, causing her to writhe. In theory if specimen were able to hold still through this portion, her socks would not be removed.

While it took time, her efforts failed and her bare feet were exposed and then tickled for the final one minute and nineteen seconds until completion.

The tested hypothesis seemed to hold true again, with the post interview (done off camera by request to preserve her identity) affirming a highly successful test in a study the specimen desired.

As per usual, successive tests will only be conducted through proper funding. If donors are forthcoming enough, more testing involving socks will occur.

*this pair of socks were left at Fettishlabs, and are available to donors who reach out.

The Tickle Table - Amecia Socks