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Absolutely not. To a degree that both parties might walk away feeling a bit disgusted.


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If you polled me, the answer would be no. I'm not exactly unhappy about it either, but I'm conflicted enough about it that it's not something I will do to another.

I don't really think anything bad will happen in this example. I'm just saying in general it's one of those things that makes me uncomfortable.

It's ok if the other does it?

‘Course not. Regardless, I observe[0] that people find transactional attitudes towards intimacy to be creepy — denouncing people for feeling thusly does not make them like it.

[0] I am aware this is mere anecdotes


Nope I personally find it distasteful to do so.

Would you find their behaviour acceptable? Would you find it positive?

No, obviously it would not be okay. What point are you trying to make?

Yes it's okay for this example. I think it can get out of hand.

This is a really odd question.

Outside of old fashioned gender roles, yes, it's perfectly fine as long as you both agree.


To that person, yes.

The question is whether or not we're cool with that. Most of the time, yep. Some other times, nope.


Off-topic subject aside, for the vast majority of people the answer would be "yes". That still doesn't make it okay, but I feel like it highlights why that's not a good way to divine whether or not something is ok.

I don't know if that is really morally objectionable either.

Yes I think it would make most people uncomfortable

Not if it makes enough people uncomfortable.

Certainly. It's what you do after that's problematic.

No. I think it's inappropriate behavior.

Surely it would depend on whether the speaker thought it was acceptable or not?

Yes. And it's one that's completely okay if handled correctly, like any fetish.

In principle it could be okay if everyone agrees. There may or may not be something wrong with it, depending on what they agreed to and if they’re lying to anyone about what they’re doing.
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