Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
The worst thing is I said lemon meringue pie, not lemonade. Sheesh.
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The worst thing is I said lemon meringue pie, not lemonade. Sheesh.
It is? It makes sense to me. It makes perfect sense, because I know that when I was 7 I was very affectionate. I only stopped being affectionate because of the limitations and boundaries enforced by etiquette. Even so, I am surprised. I've never heard of such culture.In many cultures, it is normal for men to hold hands, put their arm around each other, and even sit on one another's laps! He may not be coming onto you.
But, its perfectly fine not to be comfortable with that. I wouldn't be. Just try to let him know that this isn't something you're used to in friendships, and you just prefer to not have physical contact with him. You can, as @Rival has said, point out that in this culture, those gestures mean something entirely different(and that could be good for him to know, anyways).
now you hurt my feelings. i feel bad. be a sister of mercy to cheer me up.The worst thing is I said lemon meringue pie, not lemonade. Sheesh.
When we went for a walk today he said, "We should hold hands".
I laughed and told him "no, I'm not into holding guys hands".
But I need to establish boundaries as well. Let me know if you have any thoughts. Thanks!
I never understood why it's socially acceptable for heterosexual females to hold hands, but not heterosexual guys...
I won't touch your hand, but I'm gonna touch your butt, k?...but it's okay for heterosexual guys to smack each other on the arse.
but it's okay for heterosexual guys to smack each other on the arse.