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Ladies: What if your man grabbed your butt in public?

What would you do if your boyfriend or husband had the audacity to reach for a handful of your bottom -- in plain view?

To me, an important part of a relationship is keeping things classy while out in public. That means butt-grabbing, groping, and excessive kissing should be done behind closed doors.

I'd never grab my wife's tush in a public place unless my hand were concealed in some way -- say, while we're sitting in the back row at the movie theater, with the lights dimmed and everyone's attention fixed on the screen.

I find it rude and disrespectful when men and women grab their partners' behinds for all to see, but that's just me. If you're not sure what side of the fence you're on, just answer this: would you want your sister's boyfriend doing this to her in public? How about a boy doing it to your young daughter?

If you can't resist the urge, at least try doing it a more secluded setting -- a car, a beach at night, a back alley. Having no one around as opposed to large droves of people makes a world of a difference.

Ladies: How would you react if your partner made this daring move in public? Would it upset you, or would you find it an exhilarating turn-on?

Share your thoughts on the blog or on Google+.

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