We hate being touched...even an accidental skin brush. It triggers Barbie....sexual deviant...no holds barred...hot sisss.

Male..Female....inanimate objects...anything in her erogenous zones boom there she is. Even us touching ourselves in normal routine of cleaning is a trigger. Often we fight it. Shes a twin of Bobbie who is more sophisticated and sex isn't her thing: she just likes looking sexy hot...then here's Barbie who takes it all the way.

This is a very guarded secret. Of course shes presented numerous times in the course of bedroom playing. But if a stranger knew....

Is touch a trigger for you? We are a slave to touch.

[TrailRunner14]

Touch is a trigger for me. Specifically threatening, sexual or situations that I don't have control of.

Doctors and dentist are scary to me. The last exam I had with my OBGYN, many years ago caused me to loose time. It is still disturbing to me.

Pedicures are not imaginable and I've gotten manicures before but tell them "no thank you" for the hand and arm massages. They look at me like I'm weird, but it's ok. I don't do them very often. It's actually been several years.

Can't really talk about the sexual aspects of it right now. It's just not doable right now.

Don't begin to even think about tickling me. It enrages me to the point of hurting someone. Violent.

[Luce]

Yes. It is a trigger. People at work know instinctively not to approach us from behind or touch us without warning. Out of work we don't experience touch, deliberately.
Our children sometimes try to touch us. Sometimes we can tolerate it. When we are not at all triggered and when we are in the right 'frame of mind'. Much of the time they know when and when not to approach. There are times when they definitely know not to approach. Our eldest has learned to ask for touch when she needs it. When needed we can often give it, even if not able to tolerate receiving it.
Yes, touch makes us switch.

Originally Posted by Luce

Yes. It is a trigger. People at work know instinctively not to approach us from behind or touch us without warning. Out of work we don't experience touch, deliberately.
Our children sometimes try to touch us. Sometimes we can tolerate it. When we are not at all triggered and when we are in the right 'frame of mind'. Much of the time they know when and when not to approach. There are times when they definitely know not to approach. Our eldest has learned to ask for touch when she needs it. When needed we can often give it, even if not able to tolerate receiving it.
Yes, touch makes us switch.

Yes, if we know about it in advanced or are prepared for it...we have some amount of control...like holding your breath and exerting inner pressure flexing. We avoid all crowds.

[possum220]

We hate touch. Hate it. Hate it. Hate it. We spasm hard and sometimes hurt people if they are not strong enough. We sneak up make hugs impossible. She has no say. She has learned to avoid touch for a long time. Then when she thinks it may be safe we spasm before she realizes. No slave, we control and make her alone and safe.......

Coming to think of it....touch has caused us to have some of the worst relationships. It's like sex once and we are "in love". Our sexual alters would get us into relationships based only on sex. But once they go back in....we are stuck in something trying to make it work...so far so not. We often wonder 'howd we get in to this?"

[L.P.]

Yes and no. It depends. Some of us can handle touch and not react inappropriately. For others, some get violent, some swat without malice (just happens on automatic due to sensory issues) or recoil back even from the slightest brush against them. Some of us do react in an oversexed type of way. That is all dependent on who is running about during that moment in time. Me? I do not want to be touched but I will not smack someone for accidentally touching me.

-Tay