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Playfighting: When does it go to far?

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5:14 pm
September 15, 2009


Kaycie

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I agree. What you did was admirable. A lot of people would've just figured it was none of their business.


The was you described it, with the guy pinning her down and basically groping her, she may have secretly been grateful. Even if she seemed disappointed, she could have just been acting to look 'cool' in front of her friends.


I'm with the other posters, stop means stop and should always be respected.

12:50 pm
September 15, 2009


jackie

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In my opinion I believe you did the right thing becasue as a female when i scream out stop it means STOP! She probably did not mean it in that certain way but it may have lead to it. Playfighting is not a wrong but make sure you know who you play fighting with because some people take it too far and can injure someone.

12:36 pm
September 15, 2009


Ann

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I agree; stop means stop.  When girls say stop, they mean it!  Sometimes girls don't want to come off as "witchy" (you know what I mean), so they laugh when they say it or say it with a smile, but stop still means stop.  You did the right thing.

5:43 am
September 15, 2009


admin

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posts 33

Wiley, you took ACTION in a situation which you believed could be dangerous and/or healthy.  Your courage is to ADMIRED.  Laugh

10:46 pm
September 14, 2009


JoyP

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As a girl, I would say you did the right thing.  Stop means stop and it should be respected, no matter what.  You can't know what was going through that girl's head, but obviously she wasn't happy with what was going on (otherwise she wouldn't have said stop).

Just my opinion.

9:34 pm
September 12, 2009


Wiley

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I would like everyone to take a moment and imagine yourself in a similar situation,

          Your living on a college campus with 4 or 5 roomates. One of your roomates invites over a large group of friends who are having fun and relaxing.  You suddenly hear the muffled screams and mixed laughter of a girl who repeatedly says, " stop my hair, stop get off, stop come on".  Your roomate is not around to resolve the situation and your faced with a choice. Should i take her screams seriously or should i ignore it and assume their friends because she was laughing? I decided to intervine and caution the friends about their conduct in the house. If the right person would of heard her scream they may have taken it seriously and called the police. That would have atracted unnecessary attention to my aparment building.  People react differently in situations where they feel threatend. Her laughs may have been out of the realization that shes being pinned to the ground by some boy and everyone is just standing around looking at him basically grope her.  I dont know what was going on. But i assumed the worse and just maybe me stepping in and saying something wasnt so bad after all.  At least she stopped screaming. Unfortunely the roomates felt disrespected by me asking them to behave like adults. My intention was not to disrespect them and i promptly apologized. Although no one apologized for the excessive loudness im not a tit for tat person.   Did i do the right thing?

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