[DouglasS]

No, I love festivals, clubs, bars and being social in general

[Kazanne]

I think people will be quite wary for a while ,I find it really weird not to hug my best friend , I am sure when its all over after a few weeks we will get back to normal and reflect on a time in history.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Tbh I don't really like the whole shaking hands/touching people but I always do because I'm not about to reject them

What about when you do it out of politeness and their hand is all clammy or greasy... Like your hand could just slurp right on out of there if you squeezed too hard...

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

What about when you do it out of politeness and their hand is all clammy or greasy... Like your hand could just slurp right on out of there if you squeezed too hard...

Gross... but you never know before and it's too late once you've done it

[Crimson Dynamo]

watching the very watchable 5 men and one girl last night i remarked on the hideous "habit" all the young men seemed to have when meeting a girl for the first time (on a date) of kissing them and hugging them?

Not vecause they want to or its appropriate but because they feel that they should in order to appear "cosmopolitan"

wankers

[bots]

as long as that ****ing elbow bumping together doesn't become a thing, i will be happy

[Kizzy]

Haha! I'm not a huggy person but by God since all this started I've the urge to hug everyone!

[Dogeatdog]

Probably not cause I can imagine that social distancing is pretty difficult at the rave/club events I go to

[mizzy25]

Ive always found shaking someones hand a bit odd anyway. so il def not be doing that. I don't like crowds or public transport and I hate shopping so yes il be contuining with things

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the virus isn't going away

Well it will definitely weaken it's hold to some extent, but I get what you mean.

[smudgie]

A smile will suffice with strangers.
Hugs all round with family and friends.