No, it is not inherently illegal to tickle someone, including a woman, in Virginia or anywhere else, as long as it is done in a playful, consensual manner. However, tickling could become problematic if it is done without consent or causes harm, discomfort, or distress to the person being tickled. In that case, it could potentially lead to accusations of assault or harassment, depending on the context.
In general, laws regarding physical interaction and personal boundaries focus on consent. If someone does not want to be tickled or expresses discomfort, continuing without their consent may be considered inappropriate or even illegal in certain circumstances, such as in cases of unwanted touching or harassment.
If you have concerns about specific situations or legal matters, it is always advisable to consult a legal professional familiar with local laws.
