He does have a point
He does have a point
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As an Italian: kiss on the cheeks? Sure! Kiss on the lips? What the hell, no.
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As a Finn: what's wrong with just nodding??
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I don't know, kissing on the cheeks is warmer as a salute? But realistically, it's just an habit thing
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When I was a kid, my first trip to Italy experiencing the common cheek kiss handshake was mind-blowing. Just like a handshake, it to has variations. There was: the single, the double, the hovering, the silent (no smack sounds), the silent hover, and the way you pronounced the "smack". It has to have just the right amount of air-suck sound with no buzz or vocalizations.
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He only calls me Mama Mia in private
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Both is pretty weird lol
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What’s weird is thinking it’s weird to kiss your dad.
It's not weird since a kiss on the forehead is a sign of respect and love in many cultures. A kiss on the mouth on the other hand is what most people find weird.
Welcome to (western)society, where we sexualised physical affection. Hurray! /s
I wish i could cuddle with my friends without quite literally itching all around my body.
Is Italy not Western?
I'm fairly sure every culture has sexualized physical affection lol
I never know how much tongue to use.
Different cultures, different customs I suppose