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Originally Posted by Scroopy Noopers
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times. Keep your hands to yourselves. This is a well understood rule for adults. However, a shockingly large portion of adults do not keep their hands to themselves when it comes to acquaintances children. It shouldn’t even need to be said, because simply saying it sounds like it’s a crime. Don’t touch my kid, you ####ing weirdos. Don’t touch anyone’s kid. They don’t like it. You don’t remember adults like this when you were a kid? Stop it, you ####ing weirdos. Tell your friends.
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totally agree, and extends to adults too. There are more and more touch-sensitive people out there now - best to ask first before giving a hug, that shoulder squeeze/touch, etc... and that's already if you know them and it's a friendly environment.
Never mind if they're a walking germ-bag of mucous (regardless of masked or not)... then it's a definite keep away and sit downwind.