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I have some friends that are overly 'touchy' in general (men and women). It's just part of their personality I guess, but it does creep some people out (regardless of sexuality).
Probably depends on the culture. Some observers notice that in japanese films (especially older), there is NEVER any body contact shown. Might be a society thing, maybe they value personal space even more than we do. Assuming Japanese, could give some context to the above caption?
Then again, I prefer hugging to the 'handshake'. A handshake really makes no sense to me. Hugging obviously isnt appropriate for formal settings, but usually it's less awkward and more connective.
Maybe we should just sniff each other's butts like dogs and be done with it.
Probably depends on the culture. Some observers notice that in japanese films (especially older), there is NEVER any body contact shown. Might be a society thing, maybe they value personal space even more than we do. Assuming Japanese, could give some context to the above caption?
Then again, I prefer hugging to the 'handshake'. A handshake really makes no sense to me. Hugging obviously isnt appropriate for formal settings, but usually it's less awkward and more connective.
Maybe we should just sniff each other's butts like dogs and be done with it.