As a middle eastern girl I can confirm the hair part FUCK OFF OF MY CURLS

13

as a white girl it’s definitely not a cultural thing, just entitlement

12

my boss (white older lady) basically almost touched my titty cause she "liked the embroidery of my dress"

11

I hate the hair thing. I always say “why are you touching me? Do I look like a fucking dog?” Does the trick every time.

10

As a white woman I don’t touch nobody, that just weird keep your hands to yourself.

9

i honestly don’t know because i’m a white girl myself and i was raised to NEVER put my hands on anyone without asking for permission first. i’m also hispanic tho, so😭 i always ask before anything because i know that i myself would not want to be randomly touched whatsoever without consent

7

I am white and I don’t know if this is just a universal experience but I have a lot of hair and have had people randomly fucking touch it. Probably not as often as you guys, but I can agree with the irritation there.

6

as a white woman it’s just entitled brats raised like animals

5

idk if it’s a cultural thing necessarily but i think a lot of woc have dealt with ppl touching our hair without asking so we tend to not do it. white girls prob have never had it happen to them so they don’t realize it can be uncomfy/weird

4

As a white, neurodivergent woman, I don’t get it either. My best guess is that it’s cultural. The other comment that hypothesizes that it’s because we don’t deal with getting touched and therefore haven’t learned…I really don’t think so. I get touched ALL THE TIME by white girls and women, especially family. White men do it a lot too. It makes my skin feel like it’s burning and even when I try to establish boundaries about touch, my family laughs and says I just need to get used to it.

3