AIBU?
To think Mums who...
Mumof3cheeky · 03/10/2018 14:02
kiss on the School run as if you had not seen each other for month (yet only saw each other the night before) are attention seekers? I never understood why people do it. It just feels way over the top and somehow a bit of show to others?
Bombardier25966 · 03/10/2018 14:03
Don't see the problem with it. All because you don't greet people that way, no reason others shouldn't.
Thatstheendofmytether · 03/10/2018 14:05
How do you know they just saw each other the night before?
Spaghettijumper · 03/10/2018 14:06
No, but I do think that people who watch other people kiss and judge them for it, then choose to post about it on MN are a bit odd tbh.
Mightymousie · 03/10/2018 14:06
I couldn’t give a monkeys. But I do think without realising people can come across as unapproachable and cliquey, especially to new parents.
Mumof3cheeky · 03/10/2018 14:08
Fair enough, I did see them chat the night before. I actually don’t have a problem with either of them as they are quite nice but I just find this quite odd and over the top!
glagdy · 03/10/2018 14:10
Why is it over the top? You sound jealous op.
I kiss my friends. It's how we say hi. That's it really.
spaceraidersrock · 03/10/2018 14:11
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Mumof3cheeky · 03/10/2018 14:16
I see, I’m not a very cuddly person (apart from when it come to my kids) hence I don’t really get why people do it during school run but I guess it’s a bit narrow minded on my part!
Mumof3cheeky · 03/10/2018 14:18
glagdy but then how do you actullay get into to school on time? and on what basis do you decide who to treat with a kiss each morning?
Sparklingbrook · 03/10/2018 14:20
So it's two Mums kissing? I woulkd find that a bit odd TBH.
But I am not a hugger or a kisser except for close family.
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ShatnersBassoon · 03/10/2018 14:22
It doesn't sound attention seeking, unless they're playing kiss chase.
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Sparklingbrook · 03/10/2018 14:23
I haven't been outside the school gates since 2011 but I have never seen this so maybe it's a new thing?
MemoryOfSleep · 03/10/2018 14:25
Wow. I have never in my life kissed anyone except romantic partners in greeting. It's nice that people are so openly affectionate. I'd be most perturbed if someone did it to me though!
DayManChampionOfTheSun · 03/10/2018 14:26
When you say kissing each other, you mean like, kind of a hug kiss on the cheek type thing right? Not a full on snog at the gates
MemoryOfSleep · 03/10/2018 14:26
That should say kissed anyone in greeting except romantic partners. Sorry, the word order is a bit ambiguous.
glagdy · 03/10/2018 14:27
Only good friends. Not like Susan who last only been for one play date and not since because her kid unravelled all the toilet rolls.
Or Shirley who always double parks me and blocks me in.
Conseulabananahammock · 03/10/2018 14:29
Oh good God the thought of kissing people in social situations makes me anxious. Least tactile person on earth. I don't even do hugs. So it's very weird to me. But I'm a weirdo
Mumof3cheeky · 03/10/2018 14:34
Sorry it’s s kiss on the cheek and not lips if anyone was confused 
I think it’s most of the time instigated by one half and the other one just going ahead with it not to be rude
I’ve had a friend who literally after a month of meeting for the first time wanted to hug and kiss and I might get beaten up for this but felt it was more of a show.
She wasn’t on maternity leave for long and just moved into the area and felt she wanted to speed the process of making friends a bit.
Sorry to all those who this isn’t applicable!!
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