So what do you all think of friends, family, and even strangers touching your belly?
With my first, NO WAY BACK OFF. With my 2nd and this time it's no big deal.
I came across a Dear Abby about it and one of the responses was this:
I thought that was so lovely! It reminded me of when a Hispanic woman was speaking Spanish to my little blonde white daughter, looking at her with absolute adoration, and caressing her cheek as she passed by. Some ppl might be totally weirded out by that, and I admit it was different, but something about that woman got to me. I knew she had nothing but absolute love for my little girl even though we had never seen her before or since. I wonder if the above explanation is why the woman reached out to my dd.
I think it is very sweet when ppl come up and rub the belly. And it cracks me up.
I make jokes about rubbing for good luck. Guess in the Hispanic culture that's not far off from the truth.
With my first, NO WAY BACK OFF. With my 2nd and this time it's no big deal.
I came across a Dear Abby about it and one of the responses was this:
Quote:
| In my culture (Hispanic), it is considered good luck to touch something you admire so that no harm comes to it. |
I think it is very sweet when ppl come up and rub the belly. And it cracks me up.
I make jokes about rubbing for good luck. Guess in the Hispanic culture that's not far off from the truth.





I have already had people touch my belly with this one, mostly when I was like 16 weeks. After they did I told them "you know that's just my fat, right?" The baby wasn't high enough. She still isn't high enough 



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