She was, but harmlessly. Snorting a soft laugh, she closed the distance herself, scooting backwards instead of tugging him forward and tucking herself against him.

"Its spooning. People do it all the time. You don't have to be intimate to just want to comfort and be comforted."

She turned his hand, cupping it against her stomach carefully as she adjusted herself so his arm around rest too heavy against her tender ribs.

"You know...touch is a really important part of human development. Back home there's a scientist that did a lot of studies on it. He did some pretty awful stuff in pursuit of the knowledge but he provided a lot of info in the long term. If you don't have enough physical interaction, you grow up stunted and unable to handle social stuff. Its a big deal to like...be handled a lot in your formative years."