I'll probably get berated for this one but I just wanted to raise the issue.
Every so often, some poor unfortunate gets taken to court and prosecuted because he's given a female acquaintance a smack across her bottom. Now some cases that you read, you can't help but think that they've gone so far that they were asking for a day in court, but there are many times when someone has perhaps misjudged a young ladies likely reaction and given her a friendly pat on the butt where, at the most, he should perhaps have got a slap across the face and where prosecution seems most unreasonable.
I suppose I'm biased because I've done it a number of times and - so far - got away with it. There's been times when I've smacked someone who was just a friend and most times they've laughed it off, and times when I've taken more of a risk by smacking a work colleague. Is it so wrong? What about those out there who enjoy being smacked - have you ever had an unexpected smack on the behind from someone you work with or someone who is just a friend and doesn't know about your interests? How did you react?
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I've gotten a few smacks in a work environment and it hasn't bothered me a bit -- not just because I'm a spanko, but because all the people who've swatted me have been coworkers I had a good rapport with. I think it just makes work a little more fun and inviting if you can have a playful relationship with some of your coworkers. For me, it started in high school when I worked at Hardee's. I dated one of the guys who worked there and he was always swatting me (and I was, in turn spraying him with the dish hose). It's happened many times over the years--in many different jobs. Personally, I like it. I probably am a bit biased, though :)
Ruby
A couple of times in high school random guys (and girls) would come up and slapp my butt. Once a guy did it and when I turned around he shrugged and said his friends gave him a dollar to do it.
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