Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone is so weird about touch these days. No wonder teens aren’t having sex. First we sexualized nudity, now a shoulder tap. SMDH.

It's not necessarily a sexual thing. I don't want you to touch me---deal with it. Why are you compelled to put your hands on people?

I rarely touch people, but I also don't get bent out of shape over a light, brief touch.

Great, stay not bent out of shape

But I remember this thing creeping me out as a young woman in the 90s.

Unless I knew the person as an outside of work friend, I don’t assume familiarity

And that is what a touch on the shoulders is. I wouldn't touch someone who is higher ranking than me in that way, so I extend this courtesy to those on the same level as me or lower.

Anonymous wrote:In the year of our lord 2025, absolutely not ok.

+1

Anonymous wrote:Everyone is so weird about touch these days. No wonder teens aren’t having sex. First we sexualized nudity, now a shoulder tap. SMDH.

WTF? You are relating children having sex to being harassed at your job? What's wrong with you?

Hello workplace harassment!

You don't touch anyone at work! EVER.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone is so weird about touch these days. No wonder teens aren’t having sex. First we sexualized nudity, now a shoulder tap. SMDH.

It's not necessarily a sexual thing. I don't want you to touch me---deal with it. Why are you compelled to put your hands on people?

I rarely touch people, but I also don't get bent out of shape over a light, brief touch.

Ask Andrew Cuomo. The answer is no.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about $ex in one of the network closets with an Admin Assistant? Receiving a BJ from a co-worker in a different department in her office? A hand job from the same co-worker in your office? $ex in an unoccupied part of the building?
Crazy times and lucky we were never caught.

Or hugging at a Coldplay concert?

I never took any of my AP’s in public. Amateur move…

Anonymous wrote:Are these types of things acceptable at work or in social settings? I've been on the receiving end a few times. I've also witnessed it happen to others.

I know for a fact that they were not done with harmful intent but still wonder if people should just keep their hands to themselves??!!

Not acceptable at work or most social settings.

He’ll no! Look if you do this to me, I will either move away quickly or grab your wrist hard moving your arm off me and say what are you doing! You will feel awkward and embarrassed or great pain in your wrist. No way will I politely smile and endure your creepiness.

remember when george jr did that to angela merkel?

I don’t even look at my coworkers anymore

Anonymous wrote:Everyone is so weird about touch these days. No wonder teens aren’t having sex. First we sexualized nudity, now a shoulder tap. SMDH.

It's not necessarily a sexual thing. I don't want you to touch me---deal with it. Why are you compelled to put your hands on people?

Everyone is so weird about touch these days. No wonder teens aren’t having sex. First we sexualized nudity, now a shoulder tap. SMDH.

No! I don't like to be touched like that in a social or work setting . . . regardless of the toucher's intent. It's an unwelcome invasion of personal space.