Our society likes to draw bold lines between gender norms, and what it takes to "be" male or female. Once people realize that we are more similar than thought, especially by individual uniqueness of personality (which is not decided by biological gender), we will all be better off.
I cannot stand mushy, sappy themes. It really turns me away; and if certain people do not halt, or pick up on my either polite request to stop or nonverbal cues, any potential lasting friendship is greatly strained.
Pet names, touching, by strangers and family alike... they are all too common; just today, I had someone pick up the base of my hair to comment on it. Personal space needs to exist and be respected. And don't randomly make a formal, intelligent situation into something laughable by calling me "sweetie." It is not endearing and it is not kind.
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I'm not really a mushy person myself. I don't like it all that much. I love doing eskimo kisses with my bf, but I think he likes it more than I do, haha. Mushy gushy stuff makes me really uncomfortable actually.
it's normal
my gf and i are like that to be honest
im the more romantic one and she's the one who keeps me grounded ^_^
we still cater to the others needs, but respect it's not their nature :3
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