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I just thought of an interesting topic. For men or women, are there places on your body that you'd rather not have touched?
I'll give an example: For me, I don't like to be touched from the shoulders up, meaning I don't like it when guys rub or kiss my neck or ears. and I don't like my face touched. Just a wierd quirk, anyone care to chime in?
I'm surprised you like the "man hug" which is the handshake, pull in, and the pat on the shoulder. I don't even like it when guys do that. Is that what you were talking about?
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Originally Posted by cpg35223
I don't really like being hugged by anybody who isn't my wife or my children. Unless of course, it's some hottie. I'm married, not dead, after all.
But where did this phenomena of huggy men come from? What happened to the manly handshake and the pat on the shoulder? It kind of weirds me out.
Oh, and I can't sleep in the crook of a man's arm. They love to do that, and I know it's an endearing gesture, but it makes my neck really hurt! I would rather link arms side by side or something. Or just plain old spooning works for me too!
I can't stand someone putting a finger between my toes. It doesn't tickle, it's just very irritating to me, I don't know why. Oh... and when I've gotten massages, I don't like them massaging my neck. Back, legs, arms, shoulders, okay... not the neck though.
And spooning is cool... especially when you push and rub a little. Doesn't have to lead to sex... (although that's okay, too), but just the closeness.
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