How do Japanese People show affection in different ways to people in Europe, and if so how?
Q. In school I have to do an art project on Japan and I bought a book, sadly it does not mention much culture just the country itself, so I was wondering if Japanese people have different gestures to europeans. If they do , how? I read that a show of affection in japan is for the man to lay on the woman's lap, is this true? Also, do they celebrate Valentine's day? Thank you ^^ Arigatou!!
Asked by MusicalNature - Wed Jan 21 11:00:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I lived in Japan for 2 years. I noticed they rarely, if ever, show public displays of affection. You will almost never see a Japanese couple holding hands or kissing in public. This was purely my experience when I was there. I liked that. Why? In Europe I noticed many people tend to show affection in public. I don't mind the holding hands, but when people start to make out in front of me, and I saw that a lot in Europe, it annoys me. Why? I don't need to see it. As for the man laying on a woman's lap, I don't know.
Answered by Bubba - Wed Jan 21 11:17:41 2009
Q. In school I have to do an art project on Japan and I bought a book, sadly it does not mention much culture just the country itself, so I was wondering if Japanese people have different gestures to europeans. If they do , how? I read that a show of affection in japan is for the man to lay on the woman's lap, is this true? Also, do they celebrate Valentine's day? Thank you ^^ Arigatou!!
Asked by MusicalNature - Wed Jan 21 11:00:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I lived in Japan for 2 years. I noticed they rarely, if ever, show public displays of affection. You will almost never see a Japanese couple holding hands or kissing in public. This was purely my experience when I was there. I liked that. Why? In Europe I noticed many people tend to show affection in public. I don't mind the holding hands, but when people start to make out in front of me, and I saw that a lot in Europe, it annoys me. Why? I don't need to see it. As for the man laying on a woman's lap, I don't know.
Answered by Bubba - Wed Jan 21 11:17:41 2009
What is the difference between love and affection?
Q. I'm sorry, I already asked this but I only got one answer and it didn't really answer my question. What is the difference between love and affection? How can you tell the difference?
Asked by Olive - Sat Dec 5 23:10:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Affection is the action of love. Love is the feeling you feel for someone. Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. Affection: A positive feeling of liking. The action versus the feeling. c:
Answered by ALEXaborticide - Sat Dec 5 23:15:21 2009
Q. I'm sorry, I already asked this but I only got one answer and it didn't really answer my question. What is the difference between love and affection? How can you tell the difference?
Asked by Olive - Sat Dec 5 23:10:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Affection is the action of love. Love is the feeling you feel for someone. Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. Affection: A positive feeling of liking. The action versus the feeling. c:
Answered by ALEXaborticide - Sat Dec 5 23:15:21 2009
How do big cats such as tigers, and lions communicate affection and a show of comfort to one another?
Q. What do they do to show affection and comfort for one another? For example; if a cub or even an adult big cat is frightened, panicked, irritated or angry -- how does the mother or other pack members comfort them to calm them down, and offer protection?
Asked by little_empress_girl - Fri Jul 23 22:42:04 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What do they do to show affection and comfort for one another? For example; if a cub or even an adult big cat is frightened, panicked, irritated or angry -- how does the mother or other pack members comfort them to calm them down, and offer protection?
Asked by little_empress_girl - Fri Jul 23 22:42:04 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Is it a sign of affection when your cat licks you?
Q. I know licking is grooming normally but does this mean it's due to affection? My cat licks my hand often when I stroke her. Maybe she can taste food there, but she also licks my arm, has once licked my leg and will lick my nose if I rub noses with her!
Asked by Froogies - Sat Mar 8 06:08:02 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, Yes it is, they say it comes from their mother, when she used to groom her kittens, your cat thinks you are grooming her so she is grooming you back, i love it.
Answered by kevina p - Sat Mar 8 09:46:43 2008
Q. I know licking is grooming normally but does this mean it's due to affection? My cat licks my hand often when I stroke her. Maybe she can taste food there, but she also licks my arm, has once licked my leg and will lick my nose if I rub noses with her!
Asked by Froogies - Sat Mar 8 06:08:02 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, Yes it is, they say it comes from their mother, when she used to groom her kittens, your cat thinks you are grooming her so she is grooming you back, i love it.
Answered by kevina p - Sat Mar 8 09:46:43 2008
What can I do with undesirable affection?
Q. Like, I guess I'm just so polite and kind and whatever, and oftentimes, my acquaintances would get really close with me and do things like cuddle, sit on my lap, hold my hand and show the type of affection that only couples display. The only problem is that we're not a couple. This has happened multiple times, each with a different person. How can I get them to stop doing this without being rude or nasty about it? I honestly don't know how.
Asked by harrybelafonte626 - Sun Jul 18 15:43:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Like, I guess I'm just so polite and kind and whatever, and oftentimes, my acquaintances would get really close with me and do things like cuddle, sit on my lap, hold my hand and show the type of affection that only couples display. The only problem is that we're not a couple. This has happened multiple times, each with a different person. How can I get them to stop doing this without being rude or nasty about it? I honestly don't know how.
Asked by harrybelafonte626 - Sun Jul 18 15:43:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How did dog develop their natural affection for their owners?
Q. Was it something that was bred into them, or did wolves have affection already and it's innate?
Asked by x7 - Fri Feb 12 13:17:48 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dogs are social beings that are very closely related to the wolf and to the wild dog. They are genetically programmed for both harmonious coexistence within a close knit social community, and for survival. Humans have a weird interaction and love for some animals and domestic them. All healthy relationships are built around meeting one another half way. Dogs are social animals, meaning they can live and interact with other creatures, be it humans or other animals. As far as the dog is concerned human toddlers, teenagers, adults, cats, a parrot, whatever it maybe are all different but can still be part of the pack. Dogs are natural pack animals. It's also a survival feature. A dog works in rank for pack leader to runt. They are really… [cont.]
Answered by dload - Fri Feb 12 13:35:03 2010
Q. Was it something that was bred into them, or did wolves have affection already and it's innate?
Asked by x7 - Fri Feb 12 13:17:48 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dogs are social beings that are very closely related to the wolf and to the wild dog. They are genetically programmed for both harmonious coexistence within a close knit social community, and for survival. Humans have a weird interaction and love for some animals and domestic them. All healthy relationships are built around meeting one another half way. Dogs are social animals, meaning they can live and interact with other creatures, be it humans or other animals. As far as the dog is concerned human toddlers, teenagers, adults, cats, a parrot, whatever it maybe are all different but can still be part of the pack. Dogs are natural pack animals. It's also a survival feature. A dog works in rank for pack leader to runt. They are really… [cont.]
Answered by dload - Fri Feb 12 13:35:03 2010
How much of a dog licking you is showing affection and how much of it is because they like your skin oils?
Q. It seems that when dogs lick you they are not necessarily showing affection but may just like the taste of the oil on your skin. How much of their licking is affection and how much is the latter?
Asked by flabbergasted - Sun Oct 25 23:22:44 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kinda depends on where & how they're licking you. Around the mouth is generally a submissive thing, kinda like subordinate pups & wolves licking more dominate members of the pack. Legs & arms, etc. is more a taste thing for oils, salt, some like body lotion, etc. HTH
Answered by Dee - Sun Oct 25 23:38:52 2009
Q. It seems that when dogs lick you they are not necessarily showing affection but may just like the taste of the oil on your skin. How much of their licking is affection and how much is the latter?
Asked by flabbergasted - Sun Oct 25 23:22:44 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kinda depends on where & how they're licking you. Around the mouth is generally a submissive thing, kinda like subordinate pups & wolves licking more dominate members of the pack. Legs & arms, etc. is more a taste thing for oils, salt, some like body lotion, etc. HTH
Answered by Dee - Sun Oct 25 23:38:52 2009
How do I win an adult huskies affection?
Q. I got an adult female husky from craigslist. She is two years old but does not seem to be warming up to me or my family. How can I win over this Husky's affection?
Asked by Katie - Mon Sep 7 10:30:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. u approach it with out being scared stop 3 feet in front of it get on your knees and stick out your hand and crawl closser with your hand stilll out and when the dog licks and smells your hand it knows all about u
Answered by Trissy - Mon Sep 7 10:39:38 2009
Q. I got an adult female husky from craigslist. She is two years old but does not seem to be warming up to me or my family. How can I win over this Husky's affection?
Asked by Katie - Mon Sep 7 10:30:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. u approach it with out being scared stop 3 feet in front of it get on your knees and stick out your hand and crawl closser with your hand stilll out and when the dog licks and smells your hand it knows all about u
Answered by Trissy - Mon Sep 7 10:39:38 2009
What are the actions rabbits do for affection?
Q. I have a bunny, Tapioca, about 7 months old and I'm still a little curious about his behavior because I'm still a tad new on this whole owning a rabbit business. He likes to push his head underneath or inside my hand whenever he's close enough, and I'm not sure whether it means he wants to be pet or not but I do it anyways. Is this a effort to get himself pet or something? If it is what other things do rabbits do for affection?
Asked by M.V. - Tue Aug 18 05:21:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey, having 6 rabbits myself, Rabbits are Prey animals, and as much as we train them in our homes, to be our pets, they still see us as predators. (having eyes in front of us and not on the side of our heads) However rabbits, will get used to you, and putting his head inside your hand is his natural instinct for digging and nestling into a hole. so comfort with his mother. If you do have rabbits in your home though, I warn you now they chew through phone wires, do droppings under the sofa, and generally ruin anything nice! And be careful when leaving them outside, for the foxes!! I suggest you get a book on rabbits for pets also GOOD luck!
Answered by serenadancer21 - Tue Aug 18 05:27:16 2009
Q. I have a bunny, Tapioca, about 7 months old and I'm still a little curious about his behavior because I'm still a tad new on this whole owning a rabbit business. He likes to push his head underneath or inside my hand whenever he's close enough, and I'm not sure whether it means he wants to be pet or not but I do it anyways. Is this a effort to get himself pet or something? If it is what other things do rabbits do for affection?
Asked by M.V. - Tue Aug 18 05:21:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey, having 6 rabbits myself, Rabbits are Prey animals, and as much as we train them in our homes, to be our pets, they still see us as predators. (having eyes in front of us and not on the side of our heads) However rabbits, will get used to you, and putting his head inside your hand is his natural instinct for digging and nestling into a hole. so comfort with his mother. If you do have rabbits in your home though, I warn you now they chew through phone wires, do droppings under the sofa, and generally ruin anything nice! And be careful when leaving them outside, for the foxes!! I suggest you get a book on rabbits for pets also GOOD luck!
Answered by serenadancer21 - Tue Aug 18 05:27:16 2009
Why does my cat love to rub,give affection and play with my flip flops?
Q. I have a cat that I recently adopted off the streets. Every time I leave my flip flops in her designated area she loves to rub, lay, play, give affection and wrap herself in my flip flops. Its not any other item that she does this too. Can anyone explain this crazy behavior to me?
Asked by miz_undast00d - Thu Sep 27 20:16:07 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your smell is on them and because of this she is loving on you, not your shoes. cats have secretion glands in that area around where her whiskers are so by rubbing her face and whiskers on your shoes she is leaving her scent on them and its her way of telling other animals( especially other cats),"shes all mine, she belongs to me and me only".
Answered by pennylane - Thu Sep 27 20:42:16 2007
Q. I have a cat that I recently adopted off the streets. Every time I leave my flip flops in her designated area she loves to rub, lay, play, give affection and wrap herself in my flip flops. Its not any other item that she does this too. Can anyone explain this crazy behavior to me?
Asked by miz_undast00d - Thu Sep 27 20:16:07 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your smell is on them and because of this she is loving on you, not your shoes. cats have secretion glands in that area around where her whiskers are so by rubbing her face and whiskers on your shoes she is leaving her scent on them and its her way of telling other animals( especially other cats),"shes all mine, she belongs to me and me only".
Answered by pennylane - Thu Sep 27 20:42:16 2007
What are your thoughts on public displays of affection between couples?
Q. Assalamu Alaikum Any kind of passionate contact, such as prolonged kissing or hugging, should definitely be avoided. Milder forms of affection, such as holding hands or putting your arms around each other whilst walking, are makruh (disliked, but not forbidden).
Asked by AM - Sun Jun 28 07:22:46 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. straight couples are fine gay or lesbian displays of public affection are likely to make people sick.
Answered by CrAyOnS O_o - Sun Jun 28 07:27:30 2009
Q. Assalamu Alaikum Any kind of passionate contact, such as prolonged kissing or hugging, should definitely be avoided. Milder forms of affection, such as holding hands or putting your arms around each other whilst walking, are makruh (disliked, but not forbidden).
Asked by AM - Sun Jun 28 07:22:46 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. straight couples are fine gay or lesbian displays of public affection are likely to make people sick.
Answered by CrAyOnS O_o - Sun Jun 28 07:27:30 2009
How does a bearded dragon show you affection?
Q. Do they show affection towards their owners? Ive noticed minor things like he wont sleep unless he is near me, and also, he is attached to my room. I took him out into the living room and he jumped off the couch and ran into my room really really fast. He stood in the doorway every time that happened, its happened like 6 times. But do beardies show their owners affection? If so, how?
Asked by ssnake42069 - Fri Dec 22 07:10:22 2006 - - 4 Answers - 5 Comments
A. Yes, beardies are completely capable of showing affection toward their owners, some more than others. For example, mine loves to snuggle, won't got to sleep unless I hold him, and he'll run to me when he's scared or stressed. How long have you had him? It shouldn't take you long to be able to read his emotions very well.
Answered by Naomi - Fri Dec 22 18:00:30 2006
Q. Do they show affection towards their owners? Ive noticed minor things like he wont sleep unless he is near me, and also, he is attached to my room. I took him out into the living room and he jumped off the couch and ran into my room really really fast. He stood in the doorway every time that happened, its happened like 6 times. But do beardies show their owners affection? If so, how?
Asked by ssnake42069 - Fri Dec 22 07:10:22 2006 - - 4 Answers - 5 Comments
A. Yes, beardies are completely capable of showing affection toward their owners, some more than others. For example, mine loves to snuggle, won't got to sleep unless I hold him, and he'll run to me when he's scared or stressed. How long have you had him? It shouldn't take you long to be able to read his emotions very well.
Answered by Naomi - Fri Dec 22 18:00:30 2006
What is the scientific word for someone that dislikes showing of seeing human affection?
Q. Someone that dislikes human emotion of showing affection. someone who hates the show of love and expressing their feelings Someone that is very closed off. But mostly, someone that hates affection.
Asked by Stefanie Todor - Sun May 9 03:46:58 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because they have nothing to work on. Best Wishes. Mars Mission. 14th Year Psychology Student.
Answered by Mars Mission. - Sun May 9 03:53:34 2010
Q. Someone that dislikes human emotion of showing affection. someone who hates the show of love and expressing their feelings Someone that is very closed off. But mostly, someone that hates affection.
Asked by Stefanie Todor - Sun May 9 03:46:58 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because they have nothing to work on. Best Wishes. Mars Mission. 14th Year Psychology Student.
Answered by Mars Mission. - Sun May 9 03:53:34 2010
What is the name of the disorder when someone cannot feel any affection towards anybody?
Q. With no malicious or hostile feelings or the intention to destroy the lives of other people, simply no affection. Can it be treated somehow? Serious answers please.
Asked by ted - Sat Jul 29 06:04:36 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've heard of a condition called emotionless psychopathy, which is along those lines but perhaps with hostility involved. It's been a while since I studied this, but there is a psychologist called John Bowlby who did a lot of research into attachment so it might be worth putting him into a search engine and seeing if you get any joy. You could also search under depression - one type of depression is called dysthymic disorder which could show similar symptoms.
Answered by bertha - Sat Jul 29 06:13:51 2006
Q. With no malicious or hostile feelings or the intention to destroy the lives of other people, simply no affection. Can it be treated somehow? Serious answers please.
Asked by ted - Sat Jul 29 06:04:36 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've heard of a condition called emotionless psychopathy, which is along those lines but perhaps with hostility involved. It's been a while since I studied this, but there is a psychologist called John Bowlby who did a lot of research into attachment so it might be worth putting him into a search engine and seeing if you get any joy. You could also search under depression - one type of depression is called dysthymic disorder which could show similar symptoms.
Answered by bertha - Sat Jul 29 06:13:51 2006
How can I get my girlfriend to overcome her fear of public affection?
Q. My gf and I have been dating for almost 8 months now but the last few have been a little rocky, I was wondering is there anything I can do help her overcome her fear of public affection?
Asked by shattereddestiny - Thu Nov 27 22:39:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What has caused your relationship to be rocky? Maybe there is an underlying issue you need to sort out? If not, slowly start to introduce affection whilst out in public. Try just leaning in close while sitting together, or placing your hand on her back to guide her. Over time she will feel more comfortable with these gestures, and may start to offer her own in return. Don't rush her though, if she isn't comfortable, wait a little while before trying again. Good luck
Answered by Scarlett - Fri Nov 28 11:45:23 2008
Q. My gf and I have been dating for almost 8 months now but the last few have been a little rocky, I was wondering is there anything I can do help her overcome her fear of public affection?
Asked by shattereddestiny - Thu Nov 27 22:39:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What has caused your relationship to be rocky? Maybe there is an underlying issue you need to sort out? If not, slowly start to introduce affection whilst out in public. Try just leaning in close while sitting together, or placing your hand on her back to guide her. Over time she will feel more comfortable with these gestures, and may start to offer her own in return. Don't rush her though, if she isn't comfortable, wait a little while before trying again. Good luck
Answered by Scarlett - Fri Nov 28 11:45:23 2008
My cat bites me out of affection. How can I get him to stop?
Q. When my cat wants attention or to be petted, he will crawl up on my lap and start purring, rubbing his face against my cheek, kneading my face with his paws, and then bite either my nose or my chin. Sometimes he bites my earlobe. It is quite painful, and I want him to stop biting me. But how can I get him to stop without ruining the ritual of affection? Why does he bite at this time?
Asked by ungirl - Sun Oct 29 08:49:43 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some cats will suddenly bite while they're being petted. This behavior isn't well understood, even by experienced animal behaviorists. For whatever reason, petting which the cat was previously enjoying, apparently becomes unpleasant. Biting is the cat's signal that she has had enough petting. Cats vary in how much they'll tolerate being petted or held. Although people often describe their cats as biting "out of the blue" or without warning, cats do generally give several signals before biting. You should become more aware of your cat's body postures, and cease petting or stop any other kind of interaction before a bite occurs. Signals to be aware of include: Restlessness Your cat's tail beginning to twitch Your cat's ears turning… [cont.]
Answered by Blossom - Sun Oct 29 09:06:34 2006
Q. When my cat wants attention or to be petted, he will crawl up on my lap and start purring, rubbing his face against my cheek, kneading my face with his paws, and then bite either my nose or my chin. Sometimes he bites my earlobe. It is quite painful, and I want him to stop biting me. But how can I get him to stop without ruining the ritual of affection? Why does he bite at this time?
Asked by ungirl - Sun Oct 29 08:49:43 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some cats will suddenly bite while they're being petted. This behavior isn't well understood, even by experienced animal behaviorists. For whatever reason, petting which the cat was previously enjoying, apparently becomes unpleasant. Biting is the cat's signal that she has had enough petting. Cats vary in how much they'll tolerate being petted or held. Although people often describe their cats as biting "out of the blue" or without warning, cats do generally give several signals before biting. You should become more aware of your cat's body postures, and cease petting or stop any other kind of interaction before a bite occurs. Signals to be aware of include: Restlessness Your cat's tail beginning to twitch Your cat's ears turning… [cont.]
Answered by Blossom - Sun Oct 29 09:06:34 2006
Is it embarrassing or sweet to show affection in public?
Q. I hold hands with my partner and think couples who show affection in public look quite sweet. What do you think?
Asked by * - Sat Nov 8 09:20:56 2008 - - 37 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's sweet - but only if it is socially and cultrually acceptable. Cheers
Answered by The Mouse II - Sat Nov 8 09:29:14 2008
Q. I hold hands with my partner and think couples who show affection in public look quite sweet. What do you think?
Asked by * - Sat Nov 8 09:20:56 2008 - - 37 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's sweet - but only if it is socially and cultrually acceptable. Cheers
Answered by The Mouse II - Sat Nov 8 09:29:14 2008
How do I show affection to someone after 7 years?
Q. i grew up in a house that didn't show affection. not even the least bit. now it is affecting my relationship with my fiance. i am noticing this more and more. he will touch me and i push him away. he kisses me and i don't want to kiss back. he asks me to rub him and i can't get myself to do it. what is wrong with me?? how can i get myself to show affection to him?
Asked by fullofquestionsandanswers - Tue Nov 4 01:08:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I myself have never experiences that but I understand where u are coming from because I heard this situation. First if u explain to him how u feel it will definately help things out. Next take it slow u will not change over night so start by maybe giving him a back rub or tell him where he could kiss u that u enjoy. Try to work it out. U don't want to continue the same pattern that u endured growing up.
Answered by Baby dimples - Tue Nov 4 01:25:02 2008
Q. i grew up in a house that didn't show affection. not even the least bit. now it is affecting my relationship with my fiance. i am noticing this more and more. he will touch me and i push him away. he kisses me and i don't want to kiss back. he asks me to rub him and i can't get myself to do it. what is wrong with me?? how can i get myself to show affection to him?
Asked by fullofquestionsandanswers - Tue Nov 4 01:08:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I myself have never experiences that but I understand where u are coming from because I heard this situation. First if u explain to him how u feel it will definately help things out. Next take it slow u will not change over night so start by maybe giving him a back rub or tell him where he could kiss u that u enjoy. Try to work it out. U don't want to continue the same pattern that u endured growing up.
Answered by Baby dimples - Tue Nov 4 01:25:02 2008
Why do I feel uncomfortable when people express affection towards me?
Q. Particularly physical affection--even very mild. It makes me think weirdly of whoever does it and it's making it extremely difficult for me to have healthy romantic relationships.
Asked by April - Mon Mar 29 19:07:29 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Particularly physical affection--even very mild. It makes me think weirdly of whoever does it and it's making it extremely difficult for me to have healthy romantic relationships.
Asked by April - Mon Mar 29 19:07:29 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
Why am I so uncomfortable when people express affection towards me?
Q. Mostly physical affection--even very mild. It makes me think weirdly of whoever does it and it's making it extremely difficult for me to have healthy romantic relationships.
Asked by April - Mon Mar 29 19:13:45 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thats a very tough situation you have! I think what might be healthy is trying to get yourself to really realise that whoever you are with is just trying to show their affection towards you, its not because they're trying to be creepy. And maybe if you explain this to who you are with and try to just gently get yourself used to physical contact just step by step. Hope that helps a little :)
Answered by Sj - Mon Mar 29 19:24:28 2010
Q. Mostly physical affection--even very mild. It makes me think weirdly of whoever does it and it's making it extremely difficult for me to have healthy romantic relationships.
Asked by April - Mon Mar 29 19:13:45 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thats a very tough situation you have! I think what might be healthy is trying to get yourself to really realise that whoever you are with is just trying to show their affection towards you, its not because they're trying to be creepy. And maybe if you explain this to who you are with and try to just gently get yourself used to physical contact just step by step. Hope that helps a little :)
Answered by Sj - Mon Mar 29 19:24:28 2010
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