Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How normal do you think this behavior is?
A long time ago in a social setting where a bunch of moms were laughing about a story, one of the moms was laughing and sort of gently slapped my leg twice. I understand doing this with maybe your family, friends, siblings but I didn't know the mom that well.
Would you consider this odd? Or that she was having a rip roaring good time and needed someone to "slap".
And you just now decided to ask about it? It’s really been eating at you, huh?
Anonymous wrote:How normal do you think this behavior is?
A long time ago in a social setting where a bunch of moms were laughing about a story, one of the moms was laughing and sort of gently slapped my leg twice. I understand doing this with maybe your family, friends, siblings but I didn't know the mom that well.
Would you consider this odd? Or that she was having a rip roaring good time and needed someone to "slap".
Anonymous wrote:Why are you using the words “hitting” (in title) and “slap”? Did she hit or slap you? That’s a bit much but I would not get upset about it. I’ve gotten pats from friends on arm or leg when laughing but not someone I didn’t know.
Anonymous wrote:Why are you using the words “hitting” (in title) and “slap”? Did she hit or slap you? That’s a bit much but I would not get upset about it. I’ve gotten pats from friends on arm or leg when laughing but not someone I didn’t know.
Anonymous wrote:How normal do you think this behavior is?
A long time ago in a social setting where a bunch of moms were laughing about a story, one of the moms was laughing and sort of gently slapped my leg twice. I understand doing this with maybe your family, friends, siblings but I didn't know the mom that well.
Would you consider this odd? Or that she was having a rip roaring good time and needed someone to "slap".