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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.
I understand that you don't think your last two tweets have undermined your argument at all, but if you're happy to leave it here I *certainly* am.
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