Why are some people afraid to scratch their armpits?

You can't laugh when you scratch your own armpits, but you can't help but laugh when others scratch your armpits. Why is that?

When someone scratches your armpits, as long as you stay relaxed, you won't actually laugh. Of course, it's not easy to stay relaxed at this time. Most of us, when someone else scratches us, gets nervous.

Because you don't feel comfortable with this kind of physical contact, you can't control it, and you're worried about getting itchy or painful. Some people are not afraid of this, and this is because for some reason they are not nervous.

Scratch yourself, everything is under your control. You don't have to be nervous, you won't react. You can use your hands close to your eyes, but you can't use someone else's hands, you have to close your eyes, and that's the same thing.

The next time someone scratches your armpits, you just need to keep your breathing evenly and relax your whole body, and you won't giggle.

First of all, we need to know why we feel itchy when we scratch our armpits, and why we laugh when we feel itchy. Many scientists believe that scratching the armpit is a gentle stroke. The brain feels as if some kind of danger is coming, for example, a venomous bug or a poisonous snake crawling on the **.

As soon as I realized that it was not like that, the reflex fear that flashed in my mind disappeared, so I laughed reassuringly and subconsciously. The harder you scratch, the stronger the fear, and the stronger the laughter after the fear. So, why don't you feel itchy when you scratch your armpits?

This is because when you scratch yourself, you are mentally prepared, that is, the brain sends instructions to your fingers and sends a signal that there is no danger when you accept the touch. Since I knew that there was no danger, my nerves would not be tense, and of course I would not laugh. <>

Aren't you afraid, if I scratch your armpits, you can't help but giggle too.

Why is it that when we scratch our own armpits, we don't itch at all, while others scratch them very itchy?

Many times it is caused by psychological factors, and we subjectively think that others will itch more when they scratch their armpits, but we will not itch when we scratch our own armpits.

Most people are like this, because the contact of outsiders is very sensitive, and there may be itchy flesh in the armpits, so it is easy to itch.

This is the functional reaction of the human body, after all, others are external forces, and they do not have the permission of their own brains, so they will react.

Because your hand is the same cell as your arm**, you won't feel much when you touch it.

Of course not, your hands often touch yourself, and it becomes a natural habit, and when others scratch your arm, there will be reflex rules, and you will contract or feel itchy unnaturally.

Habit becomes nature. Therefore, you won't feel itchy when you scratch your own nest, and others will laugh non-stop when you scratch it.

This question is exactly what I want to ask, others will feel sour when they itch, but they will not be sour when they itch themselves. Most likely psychological factors.

This question is too level, and I also found out about this thing, but I can't find a specific reason, which is the so-called reaction.

I also itch when I scratch myself, I think it should be that some people's bodies are too sensitive, so others will itch when they touch it, and I'm like this.

Because when you scratch yourself, your brain is ready, and the force of your hand is also bearable, but outsiders are different.

When you scratch your armpits, you are mentally prepared, and your behavior is controllable, your spirit will not be nervous, but being scratched by others is another feeling.

Anyone who has read biology in high school probably understands the reason for the formation of reflexes, that is, when you scratch your armpits, the cerebral cortex responds, and if you have a plan in advance, you don't feel itchy.

Because we are all accustomed to our own ** organization, touching each other, there will be no strange feeling, if it is someone else's ** organization touching, we will have resistance.

Because the brain already knows what you're going to do. The reason why you itch is because you can't predict what other people are going to do, and you won't feel itchy if you can predict things.