A bit of a dilemma here - I would like some oher viewpoints please.
I have always taught the DC that if they are doing something to somebody and that person asks them to stop, then they should stop straightaway, and that other people will respect their wishes if they get into a similar position. Iyswim?
So, here's the AIBU:
We often have fantastic tickling/purping games with the DC and they, in the midst if their hilarity are saying "stop" and "No", but I feel they aren't really meaning it, it's just an involuntary reaction to the fun.
I feel that even in this tomfoolery circumstance, any horseplay should stop straightaway, to respect their wishes. But DH thinks it's fine to carry on in this situation as they are actually enjoying it.
Am I being overly cautious?
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AIBU?
to carry on tickling when my DC say stop?
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ChaosTrulyReigns · 21/03/2011 22:38
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