Love language
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Wow...
Next time if he does the same thing. Throw a stick and ask him to fetch it
Ugh unsolicited grabbing can be So annoying. The only time it's good is when you're both feeling playful. My ex used to do that. FYL op.
Cool. but partners should be respectful when you don't love it
What have I been doing?
Haha. Some men are just strange beings OP! Time to introduce him to some romance novels and tell him to take notes!
That's a good way to have a bad time.
He's trying to get you to laugh as well. If that's the only way that he flirts at all, then I feel bad for you. At least fake a chuckle when he does that, and you might just make him feel a bit better.
Yuck! My ex used to do the same thing, but in bed at 3 a.m. My response to his "foreplay" after a while was to shove him out of bed. I'm not necessarily suggesting that as an option, OP, but I will say that as long as he's not into BDSM, a little jolt to the system will do wonders to retrain the son of a bitch.
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Smack him on the nose with a rolled up newspaper next time and say "bad Fido".
Apparently I've been doing it wrong for the last 4 years