Re: Getting out of a hug
Posted: Wed Mar 27, 2013 11:52 pm
I say this all the time. People in general are too physically closed off. Especially white people.UffishThought wrote:MORE TOUCHING!
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I say this all the time. People in general are too physically closed off. Especially white people.UffishThought wrote:MORE TOUCHING!
Aww, Ducky. Craig /does/ have a right to have his own love languages, even if it /does/ sound odd to the rest of us touchy people. It's crazy, yes, but I can respect crazy, seeing as I'm made of itMarduk wrote:I say this all the time. People in general are too physically closed off. Especially white people.UffishThought wrote:MORE TOUCHING!
I was actually thinking Arrested Development, though I may have misquoted since it's been a few years.Marduk wrote:I say this all the time. People in general are too physically closed off. Especially white people.UffishThought wrote:MORE TOUCHING!
Cultural differences, Marduk, cultural differences...UffishThought wrote:I was actually thinking Arrested Development, though I may have misquoted since it's been a few years.Marduk wrote:I say this all the time. People in general are too physically closed off. Especially white people.UffishThought wrote:MORE TOUCHING!
And I'm some odd brand of in-between on touchiness. Among people I'm very comfortable with I'm very touchy. Arms around, legs across, nose boops, butt smacks, whatever. But those are the almost-family people. Sometimes I'm really anti-touchy with people I don't know or like as well.
Yeah, that's what I was going for.UffishThought wrote:
I was actually thinking Arrested Development, though I may have misquoted since it's been a few years.
She has noted in her autobiographical works that autism affects every aspect of her life. She has to wear comfortable clothes to counteract her sensory integration dysfunction and has structured her lifestyle to avoid sensory overload. She regularly takes anti-depressants, but no longer uses a squeeze-box (hug machine), a device which she invented at the age of 18 as a form of stress relief therapy, stating in February 2010 that: “It broke two years ago, and I never got around to fixing it. I'm into hugging people now.”
This is why I am not dating you.Craig Jessop wrote:Touching is weird. I don't like being touched. By anybody, man or woman. People rave about cuddling? I have never understood why. It's sweaty and gross and no matter how hard you try you can't get comfortable. You people are freaks.
Or me.bobtheenchantedone wrote:This is why I am not dating you.Craig Jessop wrote:Touching is weird. I don't like being touched. By anybody, man or woman. People rave about cuddling? I have never understood why. It's sweaty and gross and no matter how hard you try you can't get comfortable. You people are freaks.
Marduk wrote:I say this all the time. People in general are too physically closed off. Especially white people.UffishThought wrote:MORE TOUCHING!
I know, right? Wait . . .Imogen wrote:WHITE PEOPLE, MAN!!!!
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