I think it's just a cultural thing, some of my male friends are very non-hugs and all that, some are. I think I read once though that in some European countries, it's very common for men to be very touchy feely with each other and that's a normal bonding thing for them. Each to their own I guess.
Men's lack of social touching
Cameron Peterson
Camden White
You ever bro-fist? Do more of that shit.
Chase Long
Interesting article here actually I just found.
artofmanliness.com
Hudson Jenkins
cancer
Evan Allen
Damn right no homo.
Yeah other cultures are interesting for that shit. Like the East Indian dude dance together and hold each other's hands as a normal thing.
Isaiah Walker
>Like the East Indian dude dance together and hold each other's hands as a normal thing.
there you go, just find a pajeet (boy)friend
Luis Carter
I touch all of my friends a lot. They don't like it much but I'm bigger than them and there's nothing they can do about it.
Austin Howard
In countries where the child is almost never put down and affection is shown physically, everyone tends to be incredibly secure. It's a gigantic problem that we shy away from physical interaction.
Julian Morales
Holy shit, good find. Its interesting, All these ancestors of ours are taking group photos like it ain't even shit.
How do you touch them? Do they actually not like it? have you talked to them about it?
Which countries are these?
Henry Johnson
Op your post reminds me of something, a english & arts teacher in high school once told the class
"people need 10 touches a day to feel human" or something along those lines then went into a ramble about connectedness
really made me think, then made me sad
[spoiler] two years after I finished high school my siblings told me he lost his job for some weird relationship with a student ( non physical sending gifts [/spoiler]