I don't have any big problem with hugging, but am I alone in the feeling that more people are hugging people they just barely know these days?
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I am often hugging my clients (many I have just met for the first time). It is tough to lose a pet and sometimes a hug can go a long way. I don't mind at all, I know how they feel.
It depends. I'm not overly friendly or warm, so hugging someone I don't know well is not something I'm very comfortable with. The only "strangers" I hug are Sorors I just met.
It depends. I'm not overly friendly or warm, so hugging someone I don't know well is not something I'm very comfortable with. The only "strangers" I hug are Sorors I just met.
Initially, the only strangers I hugged were sorors also. But with all that hugging I learned being in a sorority, it has rubbed off on me in regular life. I'm a lot more open to showing affection now than I was before. I can still be a tad bit cold though, lol.
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Originally Posted by Dionysus
I enjoy hugging tall attractive folks, it gives me an excuse to have one arm wrapped around their back and one wrapped around their ass.
LOL!
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I didn't used to be a hugger. Then I moved to NYC and was forced into becoming a "greeting kisser" - everyone does the half hug with a kiss on the cheek. Ugh! I hated it. I've gotten used to it now, though, and it's made hugging not only seem like no big deal, but a preferred greeting!
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