“I’m not holding a weapon, so I’m not going to hurt you.”

https://henrydavidsen.com/history-of-the-handshake/ > Humans have shaken hands for thousands of years, dating back to 5th-century B.C.E. Greece. It was a way to communicate peacefulness – extending an empty hand was a pretty direct way of saying, “I’m not holding a weapon, so I’m not going to hurt you.” As the practice unfolded in Rome, it was more of a forearm grab. The intent? Make sure the person you’re greeting wasn’t carrying a knife in his sleeve. > The act of physically shaking the hand, not just extending it, supposedly comes from medieval Europe. Knights supposedly would take someone’s hand and shake it to make any loosely hidden weapons fall to the ground.

Handholding?! Lewd! Thata how you trigger the 3rd leg!

So it is true then? Mean always made sense to me even though Im one of those weird Westerners that always perfered a head nod type Japanese half bow but think Im slightly on the spectrum as dont like people touching me except my wife lol.

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