Underrated tickle spots

Tickling can often lead to laughter and playful interactions, but the sensitivity to tickling varies from person to person. While common tickle spots like the feet, sides, and underarms are well-known, here are some underrated tickle spots that you might find interesting:

**Back of the Knees**: This area can be surprisingly sensitive and can catch someone off guard.

**Inner Thighs**: Many people might not expect this area to be ticklish, but it can elicit a strong reaction.

**Neck**: The nape and sides of the neck are often sensitive to light touches.

**Palms of the Hands**: The palms can be ticklish, especially when a light touch or feather is used.

**Wrists**: Just above the wrist can be an unexpected tickle spot.

**Stomach**: While not entirely underrated, the lower abdomen can be particularly sensitive for some.

**Ears**: The earlobes or the area around the ears can be ticklish for some people.

**Nose**: A gentle touch or a soft feather against the nose can provoke a reaction.

**Elbows**: The crease of the elbow can be sensitive and surprising when tickled.

**Back**: The upper back, especially near the shoulder blades, can be ticklish.

Remember, everyone’s sensitivity varies, so it’s important to respect personal boundaries and comfort levels when it comes to tickling!