wife sitting in husband's lap

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Anonymous wrote:Wife has every right to sit on her husband's lap as she has confidence in him. She feels the love in him and accepts he takes care of her

This actually made me laugh. WTF?!?!

Me too. Say whaaaatttt?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I was in Chicago one time and I saw a man dance with his wife.

Ummmm and this is bad?

Of course it is! Do you know what dancing leads to? Have you seen 'Footloose' (the ORIGINAL one?)

LOL!

[Anonymous]

I think it's cute... I wish I had soneones lap to sit in!!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:That doesn't bother me but my pet peeve are people who sit on the same side of a booth together in a restaurant.

WTF is up with this anyway? Are they on a sitcom, facing the camera?

DH had our first night out in EONS the other night and on literally both sides of us were couples doing this.

BTW, I sat on DH's lap when we got home and it led to illicit behavior--twice. So, yes, it is disgusting.

DH tried to sit with me like that our first few dates. I just can't sit next to someone when there is an empty seat across the table.

you need serious therapy ... seriously... perspective .. shit that matters? ya know ... ?

[Anonymous]

This is sweet and nice. Clearly some really uptight and unhappy ladies here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That is some seriously fucked-up shit.

Best laugh of the day! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Confused-do you mean your husband's lap? Otherwise, I sit in my husband's lap all the time-both in social gatherings and privately. We are from Europe so I am now wondering if this is a faux pas in America. Now curious to hear other answers.

I lived in Germany, Belgium, Italy, and England and I never saw women sitting in their husband's lap. Maybe this simply isn't done in the diplomatic corps but I knew many people from many different walks of life and this never happened. Yes, it is a faux pas in this country.

[Anonymous]

Barf. I have seen my recently remarried senior citizen mom sit on her new husband's lap, and I almost vomited on myself.

[Anonymous]

PDA = trying too hard.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Confused-do you mean your husband's lap? Otherwise, I sit in my husband's lap all the time-both in social gatherings and privately. We are from Europe so I am now wondering if this is a faux pas in America. Now curious to hear other answers.

I lived in Germany, Belgium, Italy, and England and I never saw women sitting in their husband's lap. Maybe this simply isn't done in the diplomatic corps but I knew many people from many different walks of life and this never happened. Yes, it is a faux pas in this country.

chill out, Emily Post, who elected you arbiter of all things proper?

"faux pas" depends on context and you have no brief to claim to speak to any sort of rule IMO.

[Anonymous]

My wife would sit on my lap in private setting and in public and I am happy to have her on my lap. As long as both husband and wife are comfiortable with that, I see no problem. Cheers,

[Anonymous]

the resurrected thread!

a great one to bring back

[Anonymous]

This has got to be a joke right? Whats wrong with wife sitting in husbands lap in front of the kids. Dont be a bitter jealous hag!

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There's nothing parent/child about the way I sit in my husbands lap and slowly and subtlely dry hump his groin as I pretend to lean over to adjust my hem or my drink on the table. I do it very slowly so no one can tell and I don't snog him. Certainly not at a formal event (or not in the middle of it, anyway) but with family and friends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That is some seriously fucked-up shit.

I love you.