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I'm british and just turned 30, i consider it normal to kiss someone when meeting them. The only potential point of awkwardness is knowing how many kisses you'r
by ollysb 16y ago
I'm british and just turned 30, i consider it normal to kiss someone when meeting them. The only potential point of awkwardness is knowing how many kisses you're meant to give. Depending on the person it can be between 1 and 3 kisses, 2 is a safe bet but there's always people that are surprised by the extra/missing kiss.
- gaius 16y ago(British, spend significant amounts of time in the US/France) It varies hugely depending on context, even in London. For example my main group of friends in London is unusually tactile (for anywhere in the world). A kiss on the forehead, a slap on the arse, a hug for no particular reason in a completely asexual, gender- and orientation-nonspecific is completely normal[1]. There is no frickin' way I'd extrapolate from that to any other friends groups, let alone work colleagues, anywhere in the world. [1] I have a theory that it's because we're all incredibly dysfunctional and run each other on the same code paths we'd use for cats.