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A touch to the face....


Question Posted Tuesday September 12 2006, 1:36 am

How intimate do you consider touching someone's face? To me it's incredibly intimate - reserved for lovers/close friends only, but others disagree. And for the record, I'm not talking about wiping peanut butter off someone's face here!;)
What do you all think? How does it rate on the 'intimacy scale?':)


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MummuM answered Wednesday September 13 2006, 1:20 pm:
I'd have to agree with you on that subject. I believe that touching someones face is very intimate. I think a lot of people think this is intimate because when you're kissing a lot of the times your partner touches your face. Or, they touch your face and tell you how pretty or beautiful you're looking. I believe that this is way up there on the 'intimacy scale' and I'm on your side with this. ♥

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cheap_thrills answered Tuesday September 12 2006, 11:03 pm:
I think it would depend on the person...everyone's intimacy scales are different. For example...a whore and a chrisian. :)

For me, personally, I agree with you...the romantic way of touching someone's face can be very...how do i put it. Stirring to me. It really does depend on the subject though.

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Xenolan answered Tuesday September 12 2006, 10:04 am:
Well, it depends on the manner of touch. Muhammed Ali, for instance, touched other people's faces for a living, and there was nothing intimate about it.

All kidding aside... I'd say that to touch another's face is an intimate act. The face is a vulnerable area (the eyes are probably THE most vulnerable spot we have, being essentially a pair of holes that lead straight to the brain). Therefore, when we allow someone into that area, we are showing trust and expect that trust be be rewarded with affection.

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ScratchesOnTheWall answered Tuesday September 12 2006, 9:32 am:
Yeah it's pretty intimate but depends on the way you touch someone. It can just be playful, but I'd say definately always affectionate to some degree. I wouldn't do it to anyone I wasn't at least fond of.


** In which case it totally depends on the manner of touch- lingering and looking in her eyes, hell yeah, that's intimate. Chucking her chin/laughing or the like may be excusable. To be honest you've gota go with your instincts and your judgement of him as a person on this one. If it crosses your personal boundaries as to what's acceptable in a relationship then he should respect that or not be with you.

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Exquisitechick answered Tuesday September 12 2006, 7:39 am:
To me, i consider it very intimate. Most of the time i think it is what makes a kiss intimate. I love when guys touch my face while they're kissing me, it makes me feel like they really care. But, yeah i totally agree with you. Face touching is intimate :D

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