Social kissing
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AndyRM
XOXO
- Location
- North Shields
I find a swift forward motion of the forehead into the bridge of the nose most effective.
Garry A
Calibrating.....
- Location
- Grangemouth
On the lips and only for the Mrs. Can't be doing with all that over familiarity. Hello or goodbye is enough I don't need a hug or kisses ffs.
ScotiaLass
Guru
- Location
- Middle Earth
I'd never kiss someone (even if on the cheek!) that I'd only just met!
A hug is okay but not prolonged.
It's probably just me though
A hug is okay but not prolonged.
It's probably just me though
Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
Social kissing is just plain wrong in all its forms, I don't like hugging much either, and I'm not too keen on hand shaking.
It's my body, my space, so go away!
In no way am I socially retarded
It's my body, my space, so go away!
In no way am I socially retarded
Sara_H
Guru
Correct!Social kissing is just plain wrong in all its forms, I don't like hugging much either, and I'm not too keen on hand shaking.
It's my body, my space, so go away!
In no way am I socially retarded
[QUOTE 3789738, member: 259"]If you ever work somewhere with lots of French people working, you soon get bored of having to shake everyone's hand on arrival at work, every single bloody day of the week. But they sometimes bring croissants on their birthdays 
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The Poles at work do the same, but without the pastries.
[/QUOTE]The Poles at work do the same, but without the pastries.
[QUOTE 3789738, member: 259"]If you ever work somewhere with lots of French people working, you soon get bored of having to shake everyone's hand on arrival at work, every single bloody day of the week. But they sometimes bring croissants on their birthdays [/QUOTE]
Oh yes. It's refreshing at first and then it wears off. Still, if you ever need to find a colleague and they're not at their desk, they'll be by the coffee machine smoking or keeping the smokers company.
[/QUOTE]Oh yes. It's refreshing at first and then it wears off. Still, if you ever need to find a colleague and they're not at their desk, they'll be by the coffee machine smoking or keeping the smokers company.
Moon bunny
Judging your grammar
- Location
- Basking in my own brilliance.
When I first met Hover fly's ex-wife I found it a bit disconcerting, especially after Hover had told me the reason for them splitting up, ("...she would crawl over me to get to you...") however when I understood it means nothing more than friendship and acceptance I realized it is a better way of greeting than some I saw and heard in my past. But once only, right cheeks, no noise and definitely no lip contact.
ScotiaLass
Guru
- Location
- Middle Earth
Me neither but I have Aspergers and strangers touching me in an over familiar manner, makes me really anxious.Social kissing is just plain wrong in all its forms, I don't like hugging much either, and I'm not too keen on hand shaking.
It's my body, my space, so go away!
In no way am I socially retarded
I once had a woman, who had never met me (and knew I had AS) , and who claimed to work with people with disabilities, grab me and bear hug me.
The witch almost landed in the bloody canal!!
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
[QUOTE 3789738, member: 259"]If you ever work somewhere with lots of French people working, you soon get bored of having to shake everyone's hand on arrival at work, every single bloody day of the week. But they sometimes bring croissants on their birthdays [/QUOTE]
The Italians just bring in Grappa.
It's ok in coffee but if they toast first thing
[/QUOTE]The Italians just bring in Grappa.
It's ok in coffee but if they toast first thing
Tin Pot
Guru
Pre or post-coital?
