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walang tiyak na layunin When meeting or meeting up with someone, you greet them with...

21 fans picked:
Nothing. Just wave and say "hi" or "hey"
   57%
A friendly hug
   19%
A handshake (or a secret handshake move)
   14%
Peace sign
   5%
(added by ShadowFan100)
Unsolicited dick pics
   5%
(added by Mauserfan1910)
A fist bomba
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A high five
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missdoney picked Nothing. Just wave and say "hi" or "hey":
I confess that I'm a introvert and cold person

Or with handshake, I rarely hug
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Sparklefairy375 picked Nothing. Just wave and say "hi" or "hey":
^Same
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ShadowFan100 picked Peace sign:
And that's usually followed by a "Yo."
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twinklestar11 picked Nothing. Just wave and say "hi" or "hey":
sometimes a hug
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Riku114 picked Nothing. Just wave and say "hi" or "hey":
Usually
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zanhar1 picked Nothing. Just wave and say "hi" or "hey":
Or a really shitty joke.
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ShadowFan100 picked Peace sign:
But what annoys the shit outta me, though, is when my social worker insists on me greeting people the "polite" way. She's all like, "If you want people to think you're friendly, look them in the eye and shake their hand."

And I'm just like, "No, bitch, I'm not following a stupid custom, that don't feel normal to me."

I didn't say that to her face, of course, but I was definitely thinking it. I'm honestly sick her pressuring me to be "polite" and "normal".
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1012jackson picked A handshake (or a secret handshake move):
^ Well it is a free country. You can greet people the way you want if you want. Get this: I give my own family members handshakes when I greet them. I give my mother handshakes, I give my brother and sister handshakes, my niece and nephews, cousins, my aunt, brother-in-law, I give them all handshakes. Is that kind silly? I tried to give one of my cousins a handshake and she refused and said "handshakes are for strangers" and I honestly don't give a damn about that. Is that kinda corny?
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TheLefteris24 picked A handshake (or a secret handshake move):
Most of the time. It comes out pretty normally for me. High Fives are a close second !!!!
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Rihanna312 picked Nothing. Just wave and say "hi" or "hey":
Well, it depends. With close friends we`ll hug, but for most people I`ll just wave and be like 'Heyyyy'
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Karoii-chan picked Nothing. Just wave and say "hi" or "hey":
Usually this, or a hug if said person happens to be a good friend of mine... even handshakes more often these days....
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ShadowFan100 picked Peace sign:
@Jackson: It is a free country, but that's what my social worker doesn't understand. She just keeps wanting me to act all proper and shit, but when I'm not with her, I act however feels natural to me.

And, no, that's not corny at all, we all have are preferences. If that's what you do, then go for it. I just wish she would learn the same shit.
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