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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I guess I'm in the minority, but I do think you overreacted a bit. Sounds like he was drunk and being foolish/overly friendly. I would have simply placed myself between him and her, and said she doesn't want to dance, thanks anyway. If he didn't back off at that point, I might have pushed him though![/quote] I agree with you. I think OP over reacted. Pushing him and yelling at him? Way to cause a scene and probably not be invited to future parties.[/quote] Who cares about future parties? The drunk guy didn’t take no for an answer. He stepped over the line when he grabbed the child’s arm. How, exactly, is that EVER okay?[/quote] One of the men should have stepped forward and schooled the guy - I’d be disappointed that this didn’t happen. Since it didn’t - yes, he needed correcting. Why are you seeking group approval though? Do the job and move on, woman. Don’t be insecure. Your daughter learned a good lesson here too. [/quote]
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