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When I commented on daisy’s post I had no idea what it was directed towards. It was posted way before any of this came to light, and with no specific name drop, there’s truly no way I or what I assume a lot of the other interacters could have known. To assume I’ve chosen a side based on that alone is frankly pretty unwarranted imo.

Regardless, I do stand by my feelings towards “cancel culture”; which is the part of the post that I was supporting in the first place. NOT policing speaking out or safety dismissal. I think spreading awareness for the sake of safety is 100% welcome and needed. But as a lowkey hippie gal myself… I think the only appropriate reaction to posts like these are love for the affected.

We can love and support the affected party without needing to ostracize the offender. We can spread awareness without creating division. It truly shouldn’t be our jobs to personally punish offenders. We should instead use this information shared with us to keep ourselves safe and have better insight to maximize informed consent moving forward.

Does that mean we just ignore the harm caused? Absolutely not. But we can hold people accountable and give people space to own up to it without needing to berate and shame them.

I understand, fighting fire with fire FEELS good, intuitive, and fair.. like an eye for an eye. It’s very valid to react that way, and I don’t blame the fighters for doing what makes them feel better about the situation. We all need to take care of ourselves first. But ideally, for those who have the space for it, if we truly want to solve problems for good, we need to meet fire with water. We need to do the harder thing and turn rage into healing. That’s the only way. And this is why I have historically supported posts against “cancel culture” (in my definition at least: reacting to warnings with hate and division).

Awwww she’s so cuteeeeeeee… I love the way she slowly gets stretched out till every corner of her sweet ticklish body is exposed and immobile. She can’t stop the tickling she’s about to get 😍😍

At it again. Yes, I am this nerdy. 🤓💜

If you’re interested in buying from TicklingDuck’s store on BOOTH (Japanese EC) and shipping overseas, here’s a step-by-step guide:

1. Visit the TicklingDuck store Go to: TicklingDuck on BOOTH On their page they state:

“For customers residing outside of Japan, please use the following international shipping services. … If you use our international shipping service, please let us know in your user message that your items will be shipped outside of Japan. We will pack your order in a way that is compatible with sea or air shipping to prevent damage to the product.” ticklemachine.booth.pm So you’ll want to place the order as you normally would in the BOOTH store, making sure to mention in your message that the order is for overseas shipping.

2. Prepare to use an international forwarding / proxy shipping service TicklingDuck recommends using Tenso as the forwarding service. On Tenso’s website you can find a guide explaining how it works: register → you get a Japanese-address (“Tenso address”) → you shop at Japanese websites using that address → Tenso receives your package in Japan → they ship it internationally to your home. tenso.com+1 In short, the steps are:

Register with Tenso, obtain your Japanese forwarding address. tenso.com

On the BOOTH store, use that Japanese forwarding address as your shipping address.

Wait for Tenso to receive the parcel at their warehouse. They will notify you, register the parcel, weigh it, etc. tenso.com

Choose an international shipping method (EMS, AIR, SAL, Surface) and pay the shipping fee.

Your package is sent overseas to you.

Be sure to check whether the product is allowed to be shipped to your country and check customs/import rules. tenso.com

3. Important Notes & Tips

When placing the order on BOOTH, in your “user message” (or note to the seller) clearly state that the item is for overseas shipping so the seller knows to pack appropriately. ticklemachine.booth.pm

Using a forwarding service means you’ll likely pay: item cost + domestic shipping (inside Japan) + forwarding service fee + international shipping cost.

International shipping cost depends on weight, size, destination, and method (EMS is faster but more expensive). Tenso has a shipping calculator.

Some items may be restricted for export or for import to your country — always check.

If you’re buying multiple items, it can be efficient to have them all sent to the forwarding address and then consolidated into one shipment overseas (if the service allows).

Keep in mind import duties/taxes in your country may apply when the package arrives.

You, an adult, are stripped of all seriousness, power and dignity, being *commanded* to have these embarassing reactions and all they have to do to exercise allll this control over you... is a little...

*tickle-tickle-tickle*

You? Tough? How can you possibly be taken seriously? You're so ticklish!

Our Discord is now open to non-Italian speakers!

We are now testing channels with real-time english translation, and planning some updates in the next future. If you are willing to join us, please read our rules first.

Here is THE LINK!

If you have any question, you may DM me or comment this post.