Where is your tickle meat in general?

Itchy flesh is usually distributed on the neck, waist, soles of the feet and other parts of the human body, and if it is touched by someone, it will produce an itchy sensation.

The itchy flesh of ordinary people is in the armpits, neck, waist! The palms of the hands, the soles of the feet, these are the places where the itchy flesh is!

There are armpits, ribs, waist, soles, thighs, stomach and back, and it can be said that the whole body is full of itchy meat.

Squeaky nests, and soles of feet.

Your question, it's very interesting, my itchy flesh should be a squeaky nest, but the body is also more sensitive, and others will feel itchy when they touch it!

I'm covered in itchy flesh, how can I say this?

No, it's common to have itchy armpits, ribs, and lower back, but the inner thighs tend to be the most lethal (for young girls).

In fact, there are always some itchy flesh on the soles of girls' feet, but it is rare for the real soles of the feet to be very itchy.

Most of the female jujube children have itchy and itchy feet, and the flesh is not developed, so they can be dismantled and not afraid of itching, because they can basically tolerate it.

For this kind of girl, it is more itchy on the forefoot and toes, and between the toes.

Don't ask me how I know)

It can itch in many places, such as the soles of the feet.

Tickle meat has little to do with men and women, and there is a difference in age and introverted personality. (Young people are more likely to have itchy flesh than older people, and extroverts are more likely to have itchy flesh than introverts.) Itchy flesh is mostly found on our neck, armpits, waist, groin, and inner thighs.

A lot: armpits, ribs, belly, side waist, back, soles of my feet are strange to say, and the soles of my feet are not afraid of itching at all.

Last summer, I went to my cousin's house in the countryside to play, and the two of us did an experiment with itchy meat, with tools such as fingers, feather dusters, dogtail grass, stiff-bristled brushes, and brushes. It's actually just tickling each other.

My sister tied me in a straight line with a rope and scratched the soles of my feet first. I thought it was going to be itchy at first, but I really didn't feel it. I didn't feel it until I finally brushed the soles of my feet with a stiff brush.

I used to be like this, especially in the summer, when I swim in the water, my palms and feet are very itchy, and it is itchy from the flesh, it should be a reaction of nerves or allergies, there is no problem!

If it's really itchy, go to the doctor, and I guess he will prescribe you some anti-allergy or antihistamine drugs.

Why don't you feel the "itchy meat" when you touch it, and others laugh when they touch it?