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So much for rape, pillage and plunder. Pussified Purple Pirates.

What are they touching the neck and mouth area with? I could imagine a scenario where touching that area could be sexual battery... in the bad way.
 
Seriously? Touching of neck or mouth area now considered sexual battery? They should rename as "The Puritans" and all be forced to wear chastity devices.

http://www.thecollegefix.com/post/25736/
Well, if some creepy person tried to give you a neck massage, would you want that?

I still remember the advice from the HR lady at a previous job. Her advice was that stuff was okay as long as it wasn't unwanted.
So, before giving a neck massage, or mouth massage, or whatever, just ask permission. And if the answer is no, then go away.

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Well, if some creepy person tried to give you a neck massage, would you want that?

I still remember the advice from the HR lady at a previous job. Her advice was that stuff was okay as long as it wasn't unwanted.
So, before giving a neck massage, or mouth massage, or whatever, just ask permission. And if the answer is no, then go away.

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I really haven't met that many creepy girls that I'd say "no" to for a neck massage. The point of this it is that's it's considered sexual battery...sexual battery for goodness sake.
 
You should ask anyone if you want to give a neck rub. I honestly agree with rule.

I think some of you were copping a feel under the guise of back rub.

The key word is "without their consent"
 
You should ask anyone if you want to give a neck rub. I honestly agree with rule.

I think some of you were copping a feel under the guise of back rub.

The key word is "without their consent"

No doesn't always mean no. I know a lot of women who say no the first time so they don't appear easy. You have to always try twice.
 
you don't have to even touch to have problems, My wife was brought up in old south. So adding on a Sweet pea, (Popeyes kid) sweetie, honey child, hon ect to the end of a thanks or at other parts of normal speech is normal. She simply said "thanks Sweet pea" to a lady she worked with after asking her a work related question. and ended up getting wrote up.
 
you don't have to even touch to have problems, My wife was brought up in old south. So adding on a Sweet pea, (Popeyes kid) sweetie, honey child, hon ect to the end of a thanks or at other parts of normal speech is normal. She simply said "thanks Sweet pea" to a lady she worked with after asking her a work related question. and ended up getting wrote up.


I only like it when hot chicks call me out with terms of endearment. If you're ugly, keep it to yourself, honey.
 
you don't have to even touch to have problems, My wife was brought up in old south. So adding on a Sweet pea, (Popeyes kid) sweetie, honey child, hon ect to the end of a thanks or at other parts of normal speech is normal. She simply said "thanks Sweet pea" to a lady she worked with after asking her a work related question. and ended up getting wrote up.

Old south is definitely like that. One of my old jobs had to visit a factory in middle of no-where North Carolina, and always laughed because all the women did that (ended pretty much any sentence with a sweetie, sweet pea...etc...). Thought it was funny myself, and actually kinda cordial. Sadly that stuff doesn't fly in todays PC workplace. Had an old retired marine who worked in the maintenance department of one of our factories who would address all the women as "miss" with their first name, such as Miss Mandy, Miss Brooke, Miss Susan...etc.... He got written up by HR because of that. It's sad petty BS like that that makes a lot of people roll their eyes at the whole PC movement.
 
you don't have to even touch to have problems, My wife was brought up in old south. So adding on a Sweet pea, (Popeyes kid) sweetie, honey child, hon ect to the end of a thanks or at other parts of normal speech is normal. She simply said "thanks Sweet pea" to a lady she worked with after asking her a work related question. and ended up getting wrote up.
Jaw dropped after reading your last sentence. Good grief!
 
No doesn't always mean no. I know a lot of women who say no the first time so they don't appear easy. You have to always try twice.

It's like sales, don't stop until you get three nos.
 
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