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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, thanks again for all the responses on both ends of the spectrum

Extremely brief update:

I was at home this weekend and the host showed up at our house out of nowhere.  She immediately gave me a big hug.  I told her I was sorry and she said she probably wouldn't have handled it that way but that she understand and that lets just forget this ever happened.

I am just happy all of this doesn't have seemed to ruin our friendship![/quote]
Thanks for the update. I'd imagine that guest won't be invited to future events, though of course if he shows up, you and a bunch of others will probably have a very close eye on him.[/quote]

I doubt very much the guest was trying to hit on OP's daughter, which is why OP is questioning whether he overreacted, and why the host is saying they should forget OP's reaction.  If it was clear that the guest was hitting on OP's DD, OP wouldn't be questioning his response and apologizing to the host, and the host wouldn't be saying let's forget it happened.  If a grown adult clearly hit on my 11 year old DD, I wouldn't question any response I had.  And if the host tried to say let's forget that a pedophile hit on my 11 year old, they would get an earful and we would no longer be friend.[/quote]

Physically grabbing someone else's child who doesn't want to dance, to make them dance with you - there is no planet where this is okay. [/quote]

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