Scratch my back

Has anyone had their back scratched before? I believe everyone has. 😂

Try it once if you haven't. It's addictive. It's " Orgasmic!" 🤭. It feels so good that you can purr like a cat Meooow... Ohhhhhhh.... Ooooooo....Ahhhhh..... All kind of sounds can come from your mouth without realising.😂😁😹

A friend told me when she scratched her husband's back, he wanted more and told her to scratch his back, like she doesn't like him at all!!! That bad???  Must be euphoric!!😂😂

We had 2 of these at home.😂

A back scratcher is very cheap. A rattan scratcher in this photo was only Rm 1.50!!!  The wooden one was Rm5 made of bamboo. Both were super durable. It's been about 15 years now since we bought those from the market. They were so cheap yet they bring so much pleasure....oohhhh..Oooooo.😸

It is a tool used to scratch the areas of our back where our hands can't reach.  Now you can even buy fancy ones online.🤭

About 25,000 years ago in China, Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty, even had a back scratcher made of jade for his back! 😅

Strange that men use them more than women. I remembered my grandfather had one but i never saw my grandmother using it at all. Then my father, also had one, and again, i never saw my mom use it at all. Why is that? Even in the advert, it's the man seen scratching his back. Maybe it looks daft on women to scratch their back, or was it just psychological that men itch more and need to scratch their back more often?😂

When I was young, we three sisters all 2 years of different in age were all sleeping in the same bed. My eldest sister on the left and I on the right while my younger 8 yrs old sister in the middle. My eldest sister would asked my younger sister who was in the middle of the bed to scratch her back and she would tell her a story. It became a habit and addictive that the story telling and back scratching went on almost every night.

My eldest sister was very smart, she hardly ended her interesting story in one night, When she was sleepy enough, she would say, "story to be continued tomorrow. Let's sleep now."... so the next night before going off to sleep, my younger sister would have her story continued. At times my eldest sister was so tired she dozed off before ending the story and my younger sister had to give her a nudge to end the story. Sometimes, her sentences kept repeating due to her tiredness that I couldn't help, chuckling to myself, hearing them. The most popular of her repeated made up stories was " Once upon a time, there was a boy walking alone in the jungle...etc etc." 😂😂😂

When my children were 5-6 years old, they would scratch my back lightly with their tiny hands while i tell stories too. With their tiny hands, its more of a tickle than a scratch.😀😀

When I was talking about my back scratcher, with my friends. we had a good laugh and everyone seem to know, their grandfather and father with a back scratcher by their side whether in tv room or bedroom 😂😂

When I was in Singapore, shopping in one of the stalls at Bugis Street, I saw owner of the stall was scratching his back with this wooden scratcher and when the customers were ready to pay at the counter, he would leave his scratcher on a basket next to him to continue later.🤭

In Singapore, this kind of wooden scratcher would cost at least S$1.20