Subject:

Peyton

Treatment:

Tickle TV

Duration:

Fourteen minutes and fifteen seconds

Method:

Specimen will be bound facedown on the tickle table, her face pressed into a h*le where her head and neck shall be strapped in place so she is facing the monitor so she may observe her own procedure.

Her wrists shall be secured behind her back and vertically strapped, while her biceps are strapped horizontally, to prevent pulling her wrists out of place and minimizing movement.

Her waist is to be secured to the table, as are her legs above the knees, below her knees, and ankles.

Her feet will be bared, and held together by way of digitus minimus pedi binding. This particular method will cause p*in most instances if done correctly, as these toes possess the smallest bones, and pulling is not recommended. Specimen is encouraged to remain still and take the treatment.

Response:

Specimen began in a defiant mode, flashing a popular offensive gesture with what movement was available, in an attempt to taunt her tester.

Tester then applied the Electickler to her plantar fascia area on each foot, along with the intermediate phalanges.

The gluteal sulcus will also receive a short stimulation, to keep Knismosis Confusion active.

Doomfeather was activated and placed lightly upon subjects popliteal fossa, gluteal sulcus, and lateral abdominal area.

All were successful.

Manual stimuli was then applied to the popliteal fossa, gluteal sulcus, and hamstrings; again - with high success.

Specimens crossed ankles were mounted and pinned in place enhancing the feelings of submission and helplessness, while manual digital stimulation was applied.

At that moment did the tester spot a failure in the application of b*ndage, whereby her digitus minimus pedi bindings had loosened during the prior area testing, and will have to be repeated in the future.

Specimen was then bound with twine around her plantar fascia area with twine, essentially ‘welding’ her bare feet together as testing continued.

Electickle was reapplied while her feet remained in this restraint technique.

Digital manual stimulation was again utilized.

This technique proved extremely effective, as the specimen was reduced to begging, ‘Please’ repeatedly.

The SnS Shredder was then displayed up close to the lens where specimen was able to view the details, causing more mental discord. Slowly approaching her popliteal fossa area, she then emoted, ‘Not right there!’ with positive results that followed.

Maintaining Knismosis Confusion, her hamstrings were manually stimulated, until more manual stimulation was input upon subjects bound bare feet.

Tickle TV - Peyton