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One of those moments when I want to be a dog...

She could sing her grocery list and I'd like it. I love her voice.

Fried redfish with cream sauce, french fries, and cucumber salad.

Now I'm hungry. Recipe noted: Peking Duck and Korean Snow Onions. :takingnotes:

Are you sure her name isn't SuA? :pepesmug:

So she's not fixated on you. If 'hunting butts' would be her only problem, I'd laugh it away and try getting along with her. What would be the other options? Reporting her and she doesn't care anyway? Leaving the gardening group? Maybe you can find out why she touches other people. It's...

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A physical disability doesn't change that much IMO, a mental disability (for example autism or Down's Syndrome) could be another story. Are you the only person she touches that way? Maybe she tries to be an attention getter. Did you ask her why she does that?

That's right but the way of reacting to that violation may be different. If person A is male and @AmericanMindset is a straight man, he could tell person A that he's not gay. That already draws a clear line.

@AmericanMindset is male. The situation is a bit different then. Especially straight (?) men normally aren't 'victimzed' that way and a clarifying conversation with person A should already help. Of course, if talking fails, there should be the legal way. But I'd talk first. By the way, is...

There's no need to escalate at first. Sometimes people misinterpret other people's body signals because of their own wrong expectations. How's the general interaction with person A? I'd tell them that I don't want to be touched by any person. It's an inoffensive statement, person A probably...

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