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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Whether you acted appropriately of course depends on what precisely you did.  All the people saying you were fine are making a lot of assumptions.  That you may have lost friends indicates that you may have overreacted.  Frankly, the absence of details in your post also suggests that you think you overreacted.  [/quote]

I don’t think I did...  Let me just come out and say it.  I basically pushed the guy away from her forcefully and said are you nuts?[/quote]

Once again, OP, you’re being pretty vague. There’s a lot loaded in that “basically” -  why don’t you just describe precisely what you said, what you did, and what happened afterwards?[/quote]

It’s probably fictional, that’s why.[/quote]

What happened afterwards..
 
Well, the guests immediately intervened and we were separated.  The guy got up...  (yeah I really pushed him).  I was stiill pissed directly afterwards but I talked it out with the friends that I didn’t plan to take this further.  I apologized.   I think the guy expressed apologies but not directly to us.  My daughter said she wanted to leave and we left.[/quote]

Of course she wanted to leave, you made a huge spectacle and embarrassed her.  Probably frightened her too.

Overreaction.  Why didn’t you just step up and say, “hey, knock it off, she doesn’t want to dance.”[/quote]

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