Hugging Etiquette

Deb & Craig · Oct 23, 2015

Moar hugs is always better.

I think that's a rule. If it isn't, it should be.

dnlb · Oct 24, 2015

lochnavar said: ↑

In the UK, I would say people rarely hug at all unless it is immediate family....

Having grown up in a home where I was rarely hugged even as a child I do find it a bit strange.

Hugs are great, don't get me wrong and I do recognise cultural differences as such....

But frontal hugs, topless, with relative strangers? Would need to have a few to be comfortable with that....
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Oh, you'll have a few, get comfortable and have a few more!

:lotsofmichaelfs::lotsofmichaelfs:

Donald · Oct 24, 2015

Note #1

If the person you are hugging turns blue,,,your doing it too hard

:aktion031:

jnine · Oct 24, 2015

lochnavar said: ↑

In the UK, I would say people rarely hug at all unless it is immediate family....

Having grown up in a home where I was rarely hugged even as a child I do find it a bit strange.

Hugs are great, don't get me wrong and I do recognise cultural differences as such....

But frontal hugs, topless, with relative strangers? Would need to have a few to be comfortable with that....
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Oh Stephanie is so waiting for you on November 28TH!

gooseout · Oct 24, 2015

Donald said: ↑

Note #1

If the person you are hugging turns blue,,,your doing it too hard

:aktion031:
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Or something else gets hard.....:bj: the lip hug

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