Etiquette question

[minestrone]

Apparently some men like the taste of breast milk : I saw it is the Jerry Springer show......

I was just about to put lunch on as well.

[Pondlife]

You could say,

"Do you mind if I use your loo?"

Is that a polite version of the CUK "Back in 5"?

[Ruprect]

I was just about to put lunch on as well.

the kettle

[BrilloPad]

I was just about to put lunch on as well.

Is it SMA today?

[Gonzo]

Men do get embarrased when they see a woman feeding, which is a shame, It didnt bother me much and I felt I was doing my best for Pogle Jnr, which frankly was the only thing that mattered

That's what I want to find out really.

Today my first reaction was to feel that I was intruding so I removed myself quickly because I didn't want the friend to have to ask me to leave.

But was I over-reacting and as a result offending the friend by letting her think that I did not want to be around while she was feeding the baby?

[BrilloPad]

That's what I want to find out really.

Today my first reaction was to feel that I was intruding so I removed myself quickly because I didn't want the friend to have to ask me to leave.

But was I over-reacting and as a result offending the friend by letting her think that I did not want to be around while she was feeding the baby?

What ever a man does is always wrong if there is a woman around.

But if a man is in a forest and no woman is around to hear him is he still wrong? Mrs BP says yes.......

[Platypus]

That's what I want to find out really.

Today my first reaction was to feel that I was intruding so I removed myself quickly because I didn't want the friend to have to ask me to leave.

But was I over-reacting and as a result offending the friend by letting her think that I did not want to be around while she was feeding the baby?

She may have preferred that you weren't there, but didn't like to say. You chose the "leave" option which IMO can't fail because if she DID mind you being there, you weren't, but if she DIDN'T mind you being there, she'll understand that you erred on the side of caution.

You did the right thing.

She could have called after you "there's no need to leave i don't mind if you don't" but she didn't. QED.

[Chugnut]

Is that a polite version of the CUK "Back in 5"?

That's what I thought too.

But was I over-reacting and as a result offending the friend by letting her think that I did not want to be around while she was feeding the baby?

If she got all offended and couldn't stop to think that you may have left out of courtesy to her, she'd need to wind her neck in.

You did the right thing IMO, and you could have murmered "Bitty!" from outside too.

[chef]

one eyebrow raised with a "niice, niice" comment and a nod of the head is my recommendation

[Rookie]

If it happens again you could always get your cock out and see how she feels. Just a thought.