Is it bad etiquette not to give the RealDolls personal space? When I'm the computer, like right now, she is sitting next to me. We are both on office chairs, with wheels. My arm and foot is next to hers, often rubbing on it. I put her at the edge of the chair so I could rub on her. Because she is slightly taller than me, her mouth is right in my face. (I have her face partially turned towards me). If I have to cough are sneeze, I instinctively turn away from her. I can feel her breathing on me.
Re: No Personal Space
Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2017 4:51 pm
by ZZZZ
LovesBlackWomen wrote:Is it bad etiquette not to give the RealDolls personal space? When I'm the computer, like right now, she is sitting next to me. We are both on office chairs, with wheels. My arm and foot is next to hers, often rubbing on it. I put her at the edge of the chair so I could rub on her. Because she is slightly taller than me, her mouth is right in my face. (I have her face partially turned towards me). If I have to cough are sneeze, I instinctively turn away from her. I can feel her breathing on me.
You mentioned computers and office chairs, so it sounds like a work environment where that might be inappropriate. Where is your doll on the "girlfriend to coworker" spectrum?
Re: No Personal Space
Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2017 6:00 pm
by Stewie studmuffin
Yes do be careful. I checked with the HR department and was told that it was against company policy to sexually harass a RealDoll at work.
Re: No Personal Space
Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:00 pm
by ZZZZ
I wouldn't mind being disciplined by the Human Resources manager if she was a doll.
