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Why Do Some People Cry When Tickled? Understanding Tickle Responses
While some people may laugh or giggle when being tickled, crying is not a typical response. Tickling usually produces feelings of amusement, laughter, and joy. If someone is crying while being tickled, it is possible they are experiencing discomfort, pain, or have a negative association with being tickled.Tick Bites - Related Articles
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