It depends on context and I think it's a generational thing and not sexual. I've noticed older people when sitting and talking will touch the upper part of the leg right above the knee in the same way you might touch someone's arm right above the elbow when standing- although that's probably not allowed anymore either.
It depends on context and I think it's a generational thing and not sexual. I've noticed older people when sitting and talking will touch the upper part of the leg right above the knee in the same way you might touch someone's arm right above the elbow when standing- although that's probably not allowed anymore either.
Yeah, the military is the yard stick we should be using for normal human interactions...