Is your handbag considered a "No man zone"?
Another thread prompted this. I'd mentioned to female colleagues a scenario whereby my husband was to get something from my handbag (it was irrelevant detail to what I was sharing)... but at that point of the story, they looked to me wide-eyed and "No!" ...Quelle horreur! I asked, "So you wouldn't let your man get something out of your bag?" Met with the response, "Hell no!" Apparently I'd missed that memo about handbags.
A few days later, my colleague (we're also friends) had brought something in to work for me and it was in her handbag. We were sharing a locker. I confirmed whether she wanted me to get her bag, or if she meant for me to just get it from the bag. She said I could just get it and explained where it was in her bag. Apparently girlfriends are admitted.
Where do you stand on this? And would you dare to share what contents lurk within your handbag? This is meant as a light-hearted thread.
Another thread prompted this. I'd mentioned to female colleagues a scenario whereby my husband was to get something from my handbag (it was irrelevant detail to what I was sharing)... but at that point of the story, they looked to me wide-eyed and "No!" ...Quelle horreur! I asked, "So you wouldn't let your man get something out of your bag?" Met with the response, "Hell no!" Apparently I'd missed that memo about handbags.
A few days later, my colleague (we're also friends) had brought something in to work for me and it was in her handbag. We were sharing a locker. I confirmed whether she wanted me to get her bag, or if she meant for me to just get it from the bag. She said I could just get it and explained where it was in her bag. Apparently girlfriends are admitted.
Where do you stand on this? And would you dare to share what contents lurk within your handbag? This is meant as a light-hearted thread.
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