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Clearly you are already uncomfortable with human contact. That’s fine, nobody is obligating you to shake hands or hug or kiss cheeks. Demanding others change personal behavior in the face of very low risk seems oddly incongruous for you (I’ve been following you for awhile).
I'm not demanding anyone do anything. You're being disingenuous in a number of ways, including by calling this a "human" norm. Plenty of humans don't practice it and bow or nod instead. I assume if I say "many people are currently pressured to shake hands," you'll deny that.
Get it together, friend. Whether or not I think strangers should feel obligated to shake hands has nothing to do with my own level of comfort with "human contact." Not wanting to touch you on meeting doesn't mean I don't need or value physical intimacy. Christ.
To be fair I’ve seen some get offended if someone doesn’t want to shake hands or other forms of physical demonstrations of comfort. I recognize it happens. I just don’t think there’s an argument to justify changing those behaviors.
ooo I knew you’d bite. Bad move. You are being disingenuous. You’re clearly only taking about westerners, who are humans, to the tune of over a billion people and you are saying they don’t represent a group of humans. And they aren’t the only ones who engage in physical contact.
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