Why do girls hold their face with their hands?
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It's a mixed signal.\n\nIf she is slightly squinting, almost closing her eyes and yawning a couple of times while she's doing that, she's bored.\n\nIf she blinks a lot and smiles while she's doing that, she's flirting.\n\nAnd...\n\nif she stares at you and nods, hearing everything you say while she's doing that, she's paying a lot of attention to you and is interested in what you're saying.
1551
That is a pretty foolish question.  If you sit there and think about it, wiping our arses, ect, after we goto the bathroom, we are all blind :)\n\nAs to wiping their faces, ect, they only have to 'feel' their faces with their hands to see if they have any 'gunk' or 'mess' on it, and they continue to wipe again, if needed.
470927
girl in front facing away from him on her side. male enters from behind. generally lots of holding and i think this one is kinda nice, if you're tired and don't want to really participate.
192761
to make you feel less about yourself. its like a power thing. They feel like they have control by making fun of you or picking on you. but....the more you stand up to them the less they'll do it. Act like you don't care....thats what these girls want. To make you feel bad all the time and have low self esteem. Girls are just like that. don't let that kind of stuff get to you...it'll just give them power.
630744
Because you touch yourself.
649718
it feels good emotionaly. if the girl is fingering herself at the same time it is usally very pleasurable.
1108332
Girls eat up the shy thing. Just try to use it in your advantage.
169433
in the ancient times...people learned to use their hands as a part of communication. gradually when people became angry ..this physical touching took an intensive form and became slapping. it was intended to HURT the other when one got enraged at the other. slapping, clapping...touching hitting...all gradually became a part of our lives! oh the humanity! ;)
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I’ve read at least half a dozen contradictory accounts of the origin of the handshake. Because handshakes clearly predate written history, all these explanations are ultimately somewhat speculative. But the most popular story is that an open right hand showed you were not carrying a weapon; if two men met and displayed empty right hands, this presumably meant a basic level of trust existed that neither would stab the other. In one variant of this story, the handshake evolved from an elbow-to-wrist “patdown” to check for hidden knives; in another, the shaking motion was supposed to dislodge any sharp objects that may have been kept in the sleeve.\n\nOf course, this explanation, while plausible enough, doesn’t account for left-handed men, who presumably would have been happy to extend the right hand in greeting while wielding a dagger in the left. But in many parts of the world, since ancient times, the left hand has been considered the “bathroom” hand, the one never used for eating, giving, or receiving—nor, by extension, for greeting—whether you’re left-handed or not.\n\nMeanwhile, the “I’m-not-going-to-stab-you” story doesn’t tell us why the handshake won out over other greeting gestures in the West. After all, in some cultures the standard greeting (even between people who don’t know each other well) is a kiss on one or both cheeks; in others, people hug, rub noses, bow, or even stick out their tongues. Writer Margaret Visser suggests one possibility. As she noted in her book The Way We Are, at one time the English were more demonstrative with their gestures of greeting—for example, English men routinely greeted all women with a kiss on the mouth. As part of the Victorian behavioral “reforms,” public kissing of any kind became socially unacceptable and the handshake came into fashion for both men and women as a convenient way to keep a person at arm’s length. So to speak.\n\nThe Left Hand Doesn’t Know What the Right Hand Is Doing\nAt least in the United States, the handshake has become an extremely ambiguous symbol. At one level, it just means “hello” or “goodbye.” But it can also be construed to mean “we’re in agreement” or even that an informal contract has been reached, as in the proverbial handshake deal. And on a still deeper level, it can mean “everything’s OK between us,” particularly after some conflict has been resolved. But sometimes social convention awkwardly calls for shaking hands to signify the end of a meeting, even though no agreement has been reached or a state of conflict still exists. And heaven forbid that one world leader should shake hands with another whose ideology differs deeply, since people on both sides will judge this as a disingenuous move at best, and at worst, a betrayal of the leader’s values. But was the politician saying, “I accept you and your beliefs” or simply, “Hello”?\n\nThen, of course, business types will read all sorts of meaning into the very style of your handshake. Even if you execute it under exactly the right circumstances, it must be firm but not too firm; it must be held for exactly the right amount of time but no longer; it must be accompanied by direct eye contact; and, for bonus sincerity points, you should add your left hand to make a “hand sandwich.” You may also be judged on the angle of your hand and the number and intensity of shakes.\n\nAnd if this kind of confusion isn’t bad enough, that’s just the standard, run-of-the-mill handshake. Gangs sometimes use special handshakes to signify group membership, just as fraternal societies and children’s clubs use “secret handshakes” as a kind of password, a symbolic way of saying, “We’re insiders.” So if someone outside the group incorrectly attempts a handshake, the results can be quite serious. On the other hand, a high five (arguably a variety of handshake) pretty unambiguously expresses satisfaction or congratulations—but that’s t
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So we can hold hands with interlocking fingers with our loved ones.\n\n(I believe that's the answer you are fishing for).
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Shaking hands originated as a way to show that you didn't have a weapon in your hand when you greeted a person. I believe it was during the Roman days of Ceasars.
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Ummmmm no idea! I always wondered that myself!  I hold my body as something special for the man I love and care about- not to be showing it to everyone in the world!  I think its part because they r drunk and stupid.  Other part is they r insecure and need constant approval of how good they are.
679117
Yup, there are times that is just do not want to touch someone else's hands, nothing personal, just a want.  You know like the 3 feet of personal space some people insist on.  It just night feel like your invading that space.  Who knows?
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Girls are more sensitive....
987377
It's probably a habit or reflex. Maybe it's a sign of nervousness. I think it's cool when they do it.
751968
When I hug a female (friend or lover), I place my right arm around her shoulder and my left arm around her to her middle back.  I pull her to me and place her head next to mine.  There is no hesitation and it usually is a perfect fit.  If she is my lover, when the hug is over, I will gently pull her head so her lips and mine meet.
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Because men's stomachs have a lot of nerve ends and if she brushes the skin lightly it makes the muscles contract - chicks like that. (I know, I'm one of them)