Tickle spots that aren't commonly tickled

While many people are familiar with common tickling spots like the feet, ribs, and underarms, there are some less commonly tickled areas that can be surprisingly sensitive for some individuals. Here are a few:

**Back of the Neck**: The nape of the neck can be quite ticklish for some people, especially if lightly touched or brushed.

**Inner Thigh**: This area can be sensitive and ticklish, especially if lightly stroked.

**Behind the Ears**: The soft skin behind the ears can be a sensitive area for some when touched gently.

**Palms of the Hands**: The inner area of the palms, especially when lightly stroked, can be ticklish for some individuals.

**Sides of the Stomach**: While the stomach itself might be more commonly tickled, the sides can also be sensitive.

**Wrists**: The underside of the wrist is often overlooked but can be ticklish.

**Knees**: The area just above or below the kneecap can be ticklish for some people when touched lightly.

**Fingers**: The sides and pads of the fingers can be surprisingly sensitive and ticklish to light touches.

**Back of the Knees**: Similar to the inner thigh, the back of the knees can be sensitive and ticklish when touched.

**Chest**: Some individuals may find their chest area ticklish, particularly around the collarbone or pectoral area.

People's ticklishness varies greatly, so while these areas might not be universally ticklish, they can offer a new experience for those who enjoy the sensation!