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Old Jun 18, 2013, 04:49 PM
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My T hugged me today for the second time ever, at my request, and something weird and unexpected happened. I realised I'd curled my left hand into a fist and put it between us.

Now that I did not expect. I've spent all week thinking that I really need a hug, and then I find myself making a fist at him!

So I got out of the hug to discuss the fist and then I was really upset, and my T said: "Are you thinking: I want my hug back?" Which I was! But I was also thinking, what on earth is my unconscious playing at?
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Old Jun 18, 2013, 05:04 PM
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The first year I was seeing my t (before a 3 year break) I SOOO wanted to kiss him. I did, once, and I was shocked and surprised at how angry I felt! I was like, so THAT'S the Italian kiss of death!
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Old Jun 18, 2013, 05:07 PM
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i am so sorry that your need for a hug was ruined by your anger. that must have been very sad. i am glad it was with t so that you were safe at least.
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Old Jun 18, 2013, 06:00 PM
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Old Jun 18, 2013, 07:23 PM
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My T hugged me today for the second time ever, at my request, and something weird and unexpected happened. I realised I'd curled my left hand into a fist and put it between us.

Now that I did not expect. I've spent all week thinking that I really need a hug, and then I find myself making a fist at him!

So I got out of the hug to discuss the fist and then I was really upset, and my T said: "Are you thinking: I want my hug back?" Which I was! But I was also thinking, what on earth is my unconscious playing at?
I sometimes do this with my dad not because I'm angry but because this is embarrassing but I'm just not comfortable with my boobs touching him at all and it creates enough space so that they hang down instead of pointing out. So it could just be a sort of personal space divide you know you want to be close but not that close.
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Old Jun 18, 2013, 07:34 PM
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Sometimes we need a little protection during intimate moments.
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Old Jun 19, 2013, 07:10 AM
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I sometimes do this with my dad not because I'm angry but because this is embarrassing but I'm just not comfortable with my boobs touching him at all and it creates enough space so that they hang down instead of pointing out. So it could just be a sort of personal space divide you know you want to be close but not that close.
I know what you mean as this was actually something I worried about when I imagined hugging my T, but I was sitting on the floor and my fist was against my stomach.

It didn't ruin it, in the end, because my T asked if I wanted my hug back after effectively robbing myself of it, and I said yes, and he hugged me again, no fist this time, but it was just so weird as I didn't realise I'd done it or feel myself doing it until I looked down and saw it.

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Old Jun 19, 2013, 07:11 AM
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The first year I was seeing my t (before a 3 year break) I SOOO wanted to kiss him. I did, once, and I was shocked and surprised at how angry I felt! I was like, so THAT'S the Italian kiss of death!
I have to ask: where did you kiss him? On the cheek or the lips or what?!
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Old Jun 19, 2013, 09:55 AM
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I have to ask: where did you kiss him? On the cheek or the lips or what?!
NOW that it's been like ten years, we hug and kiss all the time, like brother and sister. But that time - it was on the lips, close-mouthed, and I swear I saw Fredo. (Not Frodo!)
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