By Ginger_Gawd - 21/01/2014 03:34 - United States - Hialeah

Today, I was playing with my little nephew and began to tickle him playfully, even though I know he doesn't like to be tickled. When I was done, he looked me straight in the eye, punched me in the groin, and told me, "No one tickles me". He's six. FML
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Serisent 26

If you know he doesn't like it and you did it anyway, you sort of had it coming.

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Peach_assassin 8

"Today I did something wrong and suffered the consequences. FML"

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angel80_fml 2

You need to be more respectful...no matter what age. Kid has my permission !!!

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SwtCherryPie 26

I find all the YDI's amusing. He's a kid and should have got his ass beat for responding that way. Not everything in life is going to go your way and he needs to learn that now. His reaction is going to get him in trouble if behavior like that continues.

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xReDMemory 28

So if the person you're tickling is a child,you can now possibly cause them pain but still expect to be respected by them after that? That's bullshit.

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Ginger_Gawd 11

Hey guys, I know that he didn't like getting tickled since he was 3 years old and I though maybe he changed. Boy I was wrong

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xReDMemory 28

You still deserve it for not asking him about it. It's not 'Playful' to tickle someone when you don't know if they view tickling as fun or not.

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Zelphoric 25

Well you still deserve it. You should have either asked beforehand or just avoided the situation altogether

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Waredo_Dyrge 11

Well hopefully you learned your lesson and won't do it again.

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Waredo_Dyrge 11

Someone needs to punch you in the ******* neck. The kid said no. Period.

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emenesso 13

Kids don't beat around the bush! (If you'll pardon the pun)

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WolfLady 18

Well there are several things I can say and most of them have been said already. But working with traumatized children the first thing that comes into my mind is that it's not really a good idea to teach a kid directly or indirectly that it's ever okay for an adult to touch them in any way when they don't want to be touched. Tickling seems innocent, but the message may not be. At least he knows how to defend himself.

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Sheh_fml 25

Yes! The message it sends is "your opinion doesn't matter, because I can do whatever I want".

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xReDMemory 28

There is a major difference between shots and tickling. People who tickle's intention is usually to amuse,when sometimes they just cause unwanted pain.

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