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It’s a banana with a bite out of it.
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) tickle tickle
The brain actually knows it’s masturbating. The synaptic patterns and the body response are different to when another person is involved.
I’ve always wondered, is this psychological or physiological? Or both? Like, how does the body “differentiate” the two? Clearly there is a difference, but is it the brain actually seeing another person and firing different responses, or is there a difference in the act itself that lets the body know what’s really going on? Or perhaps a little of both?
What if the other person is just somebody you’re watching from the bush outside their house?
I can tickle myself at the soles of my feet by trying to scratch them. Very annoying when they itch.
