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Mikekoz13:
I don't believe anyone should have their "Aura" invaded by someone that isn't invited in. This is one of my pet peeves and I do not tolerate it.

A couple years ago I was in line in the cafeteria at work and the guy behind me was right up against me... literally a couple inches away. I gave him the benefit of the doubt and scooted up and to the side a bit. He promptly followed. So I scooted again but this time I glanced over my shoulder at him. He promptly scooted right up on top of me again.

I turned around and calmly said, "Dude, you're in my Aura".
He said, "What"?
Me a little louder, "You're in my Aura".
He sort of smiled and said, "Really"?

SO I leaned in real close to his face and said, "I don't like anyone in my aura unless they are invited. You were not invited and it's rude".
His eyes got real big and he backed off as everybody around was laughing at him.

djones:
Lol Koz...but I'm I'm the boat with stasiu I'm 5'6 unless I'm wearing my cowboy boots so that limits the intimidation factor...and makes the dome easier to reach..although no one has tried to grab my arm since going sly but it used to happen all the time...and I have never had random guys want to rub my head aside from my grandad that works with me  lol just ladies and thats usually ones that I know

nuts:
Someone getting in my space is one of the things that really annoys me.  Not many people do so more than once!

I've been shaved for nearly 10 years and I can't think of the last time anyone even suggested rubbing my head.  I don't have tattoos and certainly don't ask to read anything - occasionally I might comment that the person has a good collection of tattoos.  Interestingly I've noticed how much more 'writing' tattoos there are compared to designs.

In Australia there is an epidemic of tattoos among young footballers - probably a reflection of the number of Islander (Samoas, Fijian, Tongan) players in some codes.  Their cultures have a tradition of body art.

schro:

--- Quote from: Mikekoz13 on February 11, 2014, 07:14:09 PM ---I don't believe anyone should have their "Aura" invaded by someone that isn't invited in. This is one of my pet peeves and I do not tolerate it.

A couple years ago I was in line in the cafeteria at work and the guy behind me was right up against me... literally a couple inches away. I gave him the benefit of the doubt and scooted up and to the side a bit. He promptly followed. So I scooted again but this time I glanced over my shoulder at him. He promptly scooted right up on top of me again.

I turned around and calmly said, "Dude, you're in my Aura".
He said, "What"?
Me a little louder, "You're in my Aura".
He sort of smiled and said, "Really"?

SO I leaned in real close to his face and said, "I don't like anyone in my aura unless they are invited. You were not invited and it's rude".
His eyes got real big and he backed off as everybody around was laughing at him.

--- End quote ---

Gotta admit, I would love to have seen that exchange!

Laser Man:
Several years ago, I was on the subway and since there were no seats open, I had to stand and hold onto a bar.  The guy next to me was reading a newspaper and began to lean against me.  I moved a little.  He moved.  I moved again. He moved again.  As the train was coming into the station, I stepped away quickly and he went tumbling.  He got up, brushed himself off and went back to reading the paper, this time using one hand to hold onto the bar!   

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