So he's almost 11 and his face is right at my boob height. I catch him looking at my chest a lot and he is always trying to hug me. When we do hug I try to make it like an awkward sideways hug so he's not smashing his face into my chest.
I'm not uncomfortable around him per se, but I feel like he's at the age where a talk maybe needs to happen. I'm just not sure if his dad should do it, or if I should say something or what. Any advice?
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I still hug and kiss my SS on the lips. I don't find it weird. But if you find it uncomfortable maybe have dad talk to him?
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So he's almost 11 and his face is right at my boob height. I catch him looking at my chest a lot and he is always trying to hug me. When we do hug I try to make it like an awkward sideways hug so he's not smashing his face into my chest.
I'm not uncomfortable around him per se, but I feel like he's at the age where a talk maybe needs to happen. I'm just not sure if his dad should do it, or if I should say something or what. Any advice?
We've been together for going on five years, and we both hug a lot. I don't feel uncomfortable about him hugging me, but I feel like I'm encouraging inappropriate behavior, kwim?
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But don't start assigning sexual behavior to a hug.
This sounds like your discomfort, not his attempt to feel you up.
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We've been together for going on five years, and we both hug a lot. I don't feel uncomfortable about him hugging me, but I feel like I'm encouraging inappropriate behavior, kwim?
Okay, you might be overthinking. I'm not sure.
If he is respectful in language, etc., that's a good sign.
But don't start assigning sexual behavior to a hug.
This sounds like your discomfort, not his attempt to feel you up.
I'm not "assigning", I'm pretty sure there is some kind of sexual undertone or I wouldn't be bringing this up in the first place. Even his dad has made some comments about it to me.
And even if it is only my discomfort, again, I'm here for advice.
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Seriously are you really gonna have him stand on a step to hug him? Or turn sideways or stop higging him? So what if he mashes his face in your bosom. That's what bosoms do , bring comfort. There is nothing sexual about that. Soon he will be taller than you. If you stop hugging and start fist bumping or something he will view that as a you pulling away. Don't overthink this. Just hug him. We all need more hugs. God put the boobies right in front of the heart. So what?
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My boys love to nuzzle into my boobs. But they also like to squeeze my arm fat. Nothing sexual about either. Granted, they are only 8, but still. Kids love softness and find it comforting. But I can't count how many times "leave my boobs alone" has escaped my lips. The boys just laugh and start chanting "boobs, boobs, boobs."
With children who are not mine, I tend to go down to their level before giving hugs.
I think it's different that he's not my son as well
Yeah, I don't think I would want a child to be getting some sort of sexual high from my hugs. You say that DH has noticed it as well, but has he said anything about it to his son? It sounds like it's a time to learn that you don't get your sexual satisfaction in public and in inappropriate ways.