16-07-2020, 08:54 AM
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Re: Personal Hygiene
Originally Posted by Morticia
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It's made me appreciate and value my own personal space more. I haven't much liked going out since lockdown was lifted ... the streets are too crowded. I'm not a kissy, huggy type person anyway. Except on forums.
I do worry that i may be on the first step to becoming a person that only communicates via the internet through!
16-07-2020, 08:58 AM
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Re: Personal Hygiene
I'm not a hugger, but when introduced to a bloke I'd always shake hands; a woman, I'd kind of air kiss, mwah mwah.But funny .... in the last year or so I'd taken to touching knuckles on many occasions.
I'm thinking even when the virus is officially gone, knuckles will rule for me.
16-07-2020, 10:06 AM
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Re: Personal Hygiene
I don't hug many people since I retired and I miss hugging my grandchildren and don't know when it will be safe to do so.When I saw my grandaughters (9 and 10) for the first time since lock down they both ignored warnings, burst into tears and rushed and huged me and got told off by their Daddy
. I would't tell them off although there was a risk because my Daugher in Law had been to hospital for tests that week. I sneaked a hug from the girls when I went there on Sunday and held hands with the 3 year old twins, I have missed so much precious time with them .
20-07-2020, 04:24 PM
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Re: Personal Hygiene
Originally Posted by monkeypuzzle
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I can't say I have ever liked hugging and kissing and certainly won't be resuming doing so any time soon, if ever.
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