Tickle Brits is a web site dedicated to the tickling fetish and is comprised of two main sections - the Ticklepedia and the United Kingdom Tickling Forum. Established in 2003 as a web-site community designed to be a focal point for members of the tickling community in the United Kingdom, the founding principle was that this was a place for people to come together, get to know each other and arrange real-life meetings without feeling awkward or intimidated.

In January 2005 we held the first Tickle Brits gathering in London with two more being held by the end of 2006. In January 2008 we used a dungeon for a Tickle Brits gathering for the first time and our first ‘beginners gathering’ took place in June of that year. In the same time frame we’ve seen numerous munches (social meetings) spring up all over the UK, from the regular T-Party in London to events in Bath, Leeds, Birmingham and more.

What makes us different from a lot of other sites is our focus on building a real sense of community amongst our members. The events mentioned above have laid the groundwork for this and in 2009 we’re planning on increasing the number of real world events considerably with more gatherings and munches than ever before and some new events that will be announced as we go through the year.

The most important role of this site is to help and encourage anyone with an interest in tickling as a fetish and to provide a safe, friendly atmosphere in which to explore that interest. Our Ticklepedia provides a single source for a great deal of information relating to tickling, the terminology used within the community and the wider world of fetishes as well as useful links to external sites and resellers.

Of course we also have our forum where social events are organised, anyone with a creative urge can find a willing audience for pictures, stories, movies and more and, naturally, where discussions on almost any topic take place. If you have any questions, are curious about others opinions or just want to be part of a thriving and friendly community why not join up and join in?

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