NSV - guy smacked my behind in the grocery store

jazzalea

right there in front of God and the frozen vegetables

SERIOUSLY LAUGHED OUT LOUD.......... YOU GO GIRL~~~~~!!

caps intentional...... they were necessary!

kmjenkins

Go Team Go! He was just showing his team spirit, lol j/k. Way to go on your progress and way to take something that is easily seen as a negative actions and making it something positive that makes you feel good about you!

Sidesteal

Hmmm, maybe instead of complimenting people I should start booty-slappin'

poisongirl6485

Hmmm, maybe instead of complimenting people I should start booty-slappin'

Watch out, they might turn around and punch you. LOL.

SaishaLea

Omg!!! Awesome NSV! This is hilarious!

Pebble321

I'm overwhelmed by how inappropriate his actions were- and can't beleive that anyone thinks this kind of behavior is OK.
Having said that, well done for keeping a sense of humour about it, and well done on losing 23 pounds!

happyheart15

Congrats for losing the weight, but being groped wouldn't be a victory to me. That guy is a pig.

Debbe2

Reading the diversity of reactions is pretty interesting but not surprising.

I'll weigh in and say *Congrats* to a clear and deliberate gesture intended to compliment albeit misguided. Guy's looks lingering longer or looking and then making eye contact with us are the fringe benefits of getting in great shape and looking and feeling our best. Should they touch? Of course not... but, it still showed that he found you- Mrs. Floyd- attractive and of course on some level that made her feel good. Understandable! Non the less, he was inappropriate in his display of attraction.

p.s. You must be looking good... keep it up!

JillyBeanMcCullough

Yay for you!!! I would of just laughed it off like you too. I mean honestly how many times have you (we) seen a guy with a tight booty and wanted to smack (squeeze, bite or whatever) it!

silvergurl518

yay for looking hot but boo for having the hotness turn into a moment of harassment. i would have felt violated. i don't care what anyone else says...but for a random stranger to grab/smack my @$$? not cool.

ElizabethRoad

Geez, some of you people really need to lighten up. Calling it an assault is an insulting slap in the face to women who actually have be assaulted and harmed/injured by someone. Gimme a break.

Just because she wasn't harmed does not make it OK. What if it did happen to someone who had recently been a victim of a violent assault? How would that make her feel? (And technically it is assault; maybe you should look it up.)

Iwillbemeagain

Too funny!