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Reply #60 posted 04/09/10 1:01pm

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So my question to you all is..

were you raised to be a lovie/affectionate person? No

Are you touchy feely to the ones you care about Friends/family/ect. I always hug and tell my daughter I love, her, I don't even think about it, it just comes naturally. With time I have become more of a hug person, I didn't even do it with friends before but that has changed now biggrin

Or is it not a big part of your life and you can take it or leave it? see above

does it bother you when someone who is not a family member gives you a hug? If it is a complete stranger, someone I have never had any type contact with, it would bother me




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Reply #61 posted 04/09/10 1:02pm

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It's weird and I've talked about this with friends, but the ones that I have been the absolute closest to we were on non-hugging terms, unofficially. In the one or two instances where we hugged the awkwardness was acknowledged.

But if strangers/acquaintances are huggers and they go to hug me, I have no problem and don't feel strange at all.

I guess I leave it up to the other party, but I don't initiate affection in any way, except with my daughter.
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Reply #62 posted 04/09/10 1:15pm

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Reply #63 posted 04/09/10 1:16pm

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Alej said:

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I feel like giving you a hug
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Reply #64 posted 04/09/10 1:19pm

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Aelis said:

Alej said:

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I feel like giving you a hug


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Reply #65 posted 04/09/10 1:29pm

MrsMdiver

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Come here you handsome devil you...

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Reply #66 posted 04/09/10 1:32pm

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I'm a lovie. biggrin
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Reply #67 posted 04/09/10 2:45pm

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In general, I'm not a touchy/hugger person.

I was extremely uncomfortable in church recently because the preacher said, "Turn to the person next to you and tell them "God loves you and so do I"."
I almost died! I was sitting next to someone I had never seen before! shake


But...
Once I get comfortable with and into someone (male biggrin) I want to hug him all the time. mushy


I do like this, tho, hug and use it a lot on here.

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Reply #68 posted 04/09/10 3:13pm

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chocolate1 said:

In general, I'm not a touchy/hugger person.

I was extremely uncomfortable in church recently because the preacher said, "Turn to the person next to you and tell them "God loves you and so do I"."
I almost died! I was sitting next to someone I had never seen before! shake


But...
Once I get comfortable with and into someone (male biggrin) I want to hug him all the time. mushy


I do like this, tho, hug and use it a lot on here.

I. Can't. Stand. That! mad

I'm always like: "I Love God and Jesus, but DANG, can we skip this 'hug your neighbor' part? Geesh." hrmph I usually just hug my Mother and my Dad and then bob-and-weave from the rest, ha ha. lol

And I would enjoy hugging and cuddling with a male/boyfriend too, if I were to ever be in a relationship in the future, lol. I also love to hug my little cousins (babies/toddlers) and my adorable stuffed animals. giggle
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Reply #69 posted 04/09/10 4:57pm

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WaterInYourBath said:

chocolate1 said:

In general, I'm not a touchy/hugger person.

I was extremely uncomfortable in church recently because the preacher said, "Turn to the person next to you and tell them "God loves you and so do I"."
I almost died! I was sitting next to someone I had never seen before! shake


But...
Once I get comfortable with and into someone (male biggrin) I want to hug him all the time. mushy


I do like this, tho, hug and use it a lot on here.

I. Can't. Stand. That! mad

I'm always like: "I Love God and Jesus, but DANG, can we skip this 'hug your neighbor' part? Geesh." hrmph I usually just hug my Mother and my Dad and then bob-and-weave from the rest, ha ha. lol

And I would enjoy hugging and cuddling with a male/boyfriend too, if I were to ever be in a relationship in the future, lol. I also love to hug my little cousins (babies/toddlers) and my adorable stuffed animals. giggle


I want to be best friends with everyone.

It drives Jersey crazy, because he hates people.

I talk to people in the supermarket, hug salesladies who are having a bad day...I'm that nutty woman who thinks she's your best friend.
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Reply #70 posted 04/09/10 6:06pm

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My sister(s) and I used to work for the same comapny one time. My oldest sister one time came into my department and gave me a hug. I got hauled into the office for that and was told it was inappropriate even though we didn't deal directly with our clients and everyone in my department knew her and loved her and didn't give a rat's ass about it, only the department manager. Glad I don't work for them anymore.
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Reply #71 posted 04/09/10 6:26pm

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CuddlyBear said:

My sister(s) and I used to work for the same comapny one time. My oldest sister one time came into my department and gave me a hug. I got hauled into the office for that and was told it was inappropriate even though we didn't deal directly with our clients and everyone in my department knew her and loved her and didn't give a rat's ass about it, only the department manager. Glad I don't work for them anymore.


Your SISTER? That's ridiculous. disbelief

I'm told all the time that it's inappropriate to hug my developmentally disabled students. Fuck off with that shit, I do it every single day. Some of them are twice my age and were raised by people who hated them. Tell me they don't need a hug, asshole. Appropriate my left toenail.
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Reply #72 posted 04/09/10 6:34pm

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were you raised to be a lovie/affectionate person? I was not raised this way, my Mother NEVER gave hugs, or did she ever say I love you. When I did hear it, it was usually after one of her rants when she would abuse me. I think it was guilt talking...

Are you touchy feely to the ones you care about Friends/family/ect. I am this way with my friends and family. More so my kids and grandbabies. I want them to know they are loved and wanted.

Or is it not a big part of your life and you can take it or leave it? I actually need it, probably because I was raised in such an abusive home.

does it bother you when someone who is not a family member gives you a hug? Not at all....
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Reply #73 posted 04/09/10 6:37pm

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people tell me that hugging me is like caressing a mannequin.

my weak handshakes are similarly mocked.

not a big fan of human contact....
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Reply #74 posted 04/09/10 6:38pm

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MoniGram said:

Or is it not a big part of your life and you can take it or leave it? I actually need it, probably because I was raised in such an abusive home.


I wasn't, but that void is still there. hug For you.
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Reply #75 posted 04/09/10 6:42pm

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MoniGram said:

were you raised to be a lovie/affectionate person? I was not raised this way, my Mother NEVER gave hugs, or did she ever say I love you. When I did hear it, it was usually after one of her rants when she would abuse me. I think it was guilt talking...

Are you touchy feely to the ones you care about Friends/family/ect. I am this way with my friends and family. More so my kids and grandbabies. I want them to know they are loved and wanted.

Or is it not a big part of your life and you can take it or leave it? I actually need it, probably because I was raised in such an abusive home.

does it bother you when someone who is not a family member gives you a hug? Not at all....


I want to give you long, warm hugs and listen to you over tea.
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Reply #76 posted 04/09/10 7:00pm

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I would like hugs to who ever wants to give them biggrin
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Reply #77 posted 04/09/10 7:18pm

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CuddlyBear said:

My sister(s) and I used to work for the same comapny one time. My oldest sister one time came into my department and gave me a hug. I got hauled into the office for that and was told it was inappropriate even though we didn't deal directly with our clients and everyone in my department knew her and loved her and didn't give a rat's ass about it, only the department manager. Glad I don't work for them anymore.



I'm sorry, but the fact that someone with the username CuddlyBear posted this makes me laugh. lol
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Reply #78 posted 04/09/10 7:27pm

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insatiable3 said:



So my question to you all is..

were you raised to be a lovie/affectionate person? NOPE

Are you touchy feely to the ones you care about Friends/family/ect. Yeah,....now I am

Or is it not a big part of your life and you can take it or leave it? I love hugs, but it's not a big part of my life.

does it bother you when someone who is not a family member gives you a hug? It depends on who it is tryin to touch me....
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Reply #79 posted 04/09/10 7:57pm

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where you raised to be a lovie/affectionate person?
not really...but that's the way it is at my house...I think it's important to tell or show somebody that you love how you feel...

Are you touchy feely to the ones you care about Friends/family/ect.
there are certain people that I know who are like that or dont mind it, there are others that do mind...it's not hard to adjust to folks...If I give enough of a damn to wanna be around them, I can accomodate to what makes them happy... (Cue Dan to give Jason his lap dance)

Or is it not a big part of your life and you can take it or leave it?
it's a big deal for me with my wife & kids...other than that, like I said before, I can adjust to whatever level of affection a person is comfortable with...(cue Dan for a deluxe lap dance)

does it bother you when someone who is not a family member gives you a hug?
it's not a big deal...if it's genuine, I never mind...I dont' care who it is...it's not like people are hugging me every five minutes, there are way too many other things to be uncomfortable with to worry about a hug invading my private space...See Dan touch Jason gently yet inappropriately."


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Reply #80 posted 04/09/10 10:06pm

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MrsMdiver said:

Alej said:

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Come here you handsome devil you...

hug


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Reply #81 posted 04/09/10 10:07pm

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johnart said:

I'm a lovie. biggrin


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Reply #82 posted 04/09/10 10:16pm

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Alej said:

johnart said:

I'm a lovie. biggrin


mushy


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Reply #83 posted 04/10/10 11:44am

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CuddlyBear said:

MoniGram said:

Or is it not a big part of your life and you can take it or leave it? I actually need it, probably because I was raised in such an abusive home.


I wasn't, but that void is still there. hug For you.



Thank you hug
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Reply #84 posted 04/10/10 11:45am

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PunkMistress said:

MoniGram said:

were you raised to be a lovie/affectionate person? I was not raised this way, my Mother NEVER gave hugs, or did she ever say I love you. When I did hear it, it was usually after one of her rants when she would abuse me. I think it was guilt talking...

Are you touchy feely to the ones you care about Friends/family/ect. I am this way with my friends and family. More so my kids and grandbabies. I want them to know they are loved and wanted.

Or is it not a big part of your life and you can take it or leave it? I actually need it, probably because I was raised in such an abusive home.

does it bother you when someone who is not a family member gives you a hug? Not at all....


I want to give you long, warm hugs and listen to you over tea.



touched hug
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Reply #85 posted 04/10/10 12:00pm

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Bad idea smile
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Reply #86 posted 04/10/10 2:30pm

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My mother is pretty lovie that way. The rest of my family, not so much.

I'm very affectionate. I'll totally give a nice-to-meet-you hug. My friends are mostly pretty cuddly people too, and I dig that. In a romantic relationship, I basically can't get enough touch, and I like to let people know that I love them.

I try to rein it in around people I don't know so well. But I wish I didn't have to. . . I wish random acts of cuddling were more socially acceptable. lol


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Reply #87 posted 04/10/10 4:21pm

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My Mum's Mum died when she was three years old. She was raised by her Father for a while. He literally pushed her away if she went to hug him goodnight. She eventually ended up in an orphanage because he couldn't cope/be bothered raising 3 girls. sad

She hugged me, I hug my 3 girls. smile
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Reply #88 posted 04/10/10 8:35pm

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I was not raised that way. Well, for the first 7 years of my life my mother was affectionate. But when my parents divorced, my mom had to work all the time so she stopped tucking me in and stopped kissing me goodnight which was pretty much our only sign of affection towards one another. It feels very uncomfortable to be told that someone loves me. I can tell that my mom wants to be more "lovie" towards me but it's awkward for her because she doesn't know how receptive I'll be. It's hard to go for almost 30 years of not being affectionate with your parents and then have them try to hug and such. With that being said, my parents have shown me they love me. I did not grow up thinking I was unloved. Not all the time anyway. lol

Hugs don't upset me like they used to. Although I would not initiate a hug, I'm not bothered when someone else does.
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Reply #89 posted 04/11/10 7:18am

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mcmeekle said:

My Mum's Mum died when she was three years old. She was raised by her Father for a while. He literally pushed her away if she went to hug him goodnight. She eventually ended up in an orphanage because he couldn't cope/be bothered raising 3 girls. sad

She hugged me, I hug my 3 girls. smile


That's heartbreaking, and wonderful that she broke the cycle with you. mushy
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