"Body Map" of where you can and can not touch. SINNER!!!
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It does actually... though being an actual poll of apparently real people, it manages to avoid actually being that.inu-kun said:
Still I find it both funny and strangely dark that the male one for partner has that yellow everywhere except the arms and upper body. It's like they're all secretly never truly comfortable even with their partners but will take the secret to their graves xD
My response was also tongue in cheek but with another followup comment about how weird it is that men are in the yellow with their partner.COMaestro said:
How come some people have bigger areas on their hands than others?
Dont you want to shake hands like warriors with the wrist grabby thing? That shits badass!
Dont you want to shake hands like warriors with the wrist grabby thing? That shits badass!
Well if we assume the black area in "Aunt" is the genital region, I guess that line is a stripe across the pelvis. But it looks ridiculous because it's been stretched to accommodate the triangular shape of the dress, and disproportionate because dresses generally extend past the genitals.Secondhand Revenant said:
They should have stuck with the regular body ones and not done the bizarre restroom symbol people. But yes, comparing it to the more reasonable human body ones below that seems right.manic_depressive13 said:
Alright SJWs, you have enough material to flood this topic from here to Timbuktu 
This chart makes some sense but I am not really a touchy person, while in some countries, it's a big part of the culture
This chart makes some sense but I am not really a touchy person, while in some countries, it's a big part of the culture
Well I wasn't going to till you said that but now I'm tempted.Flames66 said:Seems fairly accurate, if needlessly over complicated. I'm confused as to why skirts are included in the diagram. None of the women I know wear skirts.
My chart for random strangers looks like this:
Don't fucking touch me.
Thyunda said:Yeah but the more hostile you are about it the more I think you've got something to hide and then I just want to do it more.Flames66 said:Don't do it! Don't even fucking think about it!!Thyunda said:
Stay back man, I'll fucking to it!!!!!!
Are you scared of being touched in case someone finds your Harrison Ford photo album?Flames66 said:Thyunda said:Yeah but the more hostile you are about it the more I think you've got something to hide and then I just want to do it more.Flames66 said:Don't do it! Don't even fucking think about it!!Thyunda said:
Stay back man, I'll fucking to it!!!!!!
Aw man, there I was not thinking about it and suddenly you've dragged me into thinking about it. This is a weird time to pull some reverse psychology on us. I'm assuming here that by "don't do it" you really mean "Definitely do it".Flames66 said:Don't do it! Don't even fucking think about it!!Thyunda said:
Are we related?Phasmal said:
Oh.
Okay, I'm being slightly hyperbolic, too, but I don't like to be touched by most people, period. PTSD intensifies this desire.
OT: as others have pointed out, this has nothing to do with where you can and can't touch someone, it's an aggregate of where people are okay being touched and not okay being touched, and there's nothing wrong with that. Friend or stranger, I don't want to be touching people where they don't want to be touched. Most of the time, I don't want to be touching people, period.
I can see no issues arising from this.Silvanus said:
*takes notes*manic_depressive13 said:
Dresses...extend...beyond...genitals....
It makes so much sense now. I'm learning so much!
I know strangers don't feel as awkward about strangers touching their hands, but I think the MAJOR point of ambiguity is what they're OK with their hands being touched with. I'm pretty sure a sturdy handshake is less awkward than the hardy plunking of one's genitals into said stranger's unsuspecting hands... I mean, the former is all green for me but the latter is blackest black. Though, if they've just sneezed into their hand then the former also turns black.
Again, though, who the hell did they survey for men? In what world are men who shake hands all the time less comfortable with their hands being touched? Did they perform this survey in some kind of puritanical don't date seminar for the men's section?
Again, though, who the hell did they survey for men? In what world are men who shake hands all the time less comfortable with their hands being touched? Did they perform this survey in some kind of puritanical don't date seminar for the men's section?
