No One Just R

….y-yeah, thats all I got ;)

Who up reading the tickle wiki page !!!!!!!!!!!!

This lee is not a traditional laugher but he goes through it

At the same time, FOMO in this context often says something deeper about desire for connection, exploration, and affirmation. It highlights how meaningful that community or environment is to you. But it’s worth remembering that your place in that world isn’t defined by a single weekend. The relationships, identity, and curiosity you carry don’t disappear because you missed one event. There will be other opportunities and different weekends, different spaces, maybe even more aligned with where you are when they come around. It can help to stay gently connected in whatever way is available and checking in with friends who are there (without overexposing yourself to constant updates if that makes it worse), making plans for future events, or even carving out your own intentional time that weekend to engage with your interests in a smaller or more personal way. FOMO thrives on the idea that something essential is happening elsewhere without you but your experience, wherever you are, still has value and potential in its own right.

Andrio, ever curious, but far too ticklish…. He might never ask another question…..he will

SOO excited to have our friend @quietlee99 back this weekend… been seeing her post about why she hasn’t been a whining mess from being tickled … we’ll change that and she knows it 😏

*Runs away on great speed*