Huggers, we are not ok!!

[Heartstrings]

I’m feeling it bigly!!!

[Zoonart]

1. Right there with ya!

[spicysista]

2. So true!!!

[central scrutinizer]

3. Cultural differences

In many countries, it is customary not only to hug but give a faux kiss on each cheek. In Japan, you bow. In Thailand, you do the wai. I wonder if customs have had a measurable effect on transmission rates.

[littlemissmartypants]

4. I'm a hugger. I was just thinking, literally, about where to get

translucent, large sized plastic bags. I was visualizing whether I could find one large enough for my hands and arms to remain free enough for a hug. Then I would have to get someone to spray the bag with disinfectant so I could exit it safely. I would have to find a bag large enough to hold enough air and breathing space for the whole transaction to take place without having to worry about fainting.

Am I weird?

[solara]

6. Kinda

[littlemissmartypants]

7. Thanks.

My backup plan is to rent a Gumby suit.







❤

[solara]

8. haha love that n/t

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

5. As a devout non-hugger, I find the lack of hugging or general invasion

of my personal space to be kind of a relief. Obviously many other people need it but I'm not one of them. I hope when all of this is over you huggers can do your thing, but please, not to me.

[tanyev]

11. +1. Obviously it sucks to have to wear PPE to get groceries and prescriptions,

but other than that, social distancing and quarantining is not that different from my regular life.

[Skittles]

9. on the flipside

those of us not fond of touchy-feely folk are doing OK

perhaps in the end there will be a meeting of the minds

[Beringia]

10. Ha