THE SHAKING OF HANDS:

The handshake is initiated when the two hands touch, immediately. It is commonly done upon meeting, greeting, parting, offering congratulations, expressing gratitude, or completing an agreement. In sports or other competitive activities, it is also done as a sign of good sportsmanship. Its purpose is to convey trust, balance, and equality.

A lot of betrayal and backstabbing is done by this simple gesture. Once upon a time your word was all you needed to represent you honesty and loyalty. It was sealed by a hand shake which is a empty right hand which indicates that you can be trusted or that you mean no harm. Some people greet each other with a kiss. Some have also been betrayed by a kiss.

But now that handshake can make you sick. Someone can pass a germ or bacteria to you that you then pass to someone else and so far and so on. People do not take the proper care to wash there hands. This has made many of us sick and have caused people with weaken immune system to come very close to the ultimate sacrifice....all stemmed from a handshake.

I do not shake hands freely. I will give you a pound (that is a closed fist tapping another closed fist). When I am in a professional situation where a handshake is proper...I discretely use my hand sanitize.

I am very paranoid anyway when it come to bodily contact. I sometimes have to take a very hot shower after I have jacked off with someone and we didn't even touch each other, there was no exchange of bodily fluids. We were on different sides of the room.

I went in this little sex place here in Atlanta for the first time this weekend on a dare and was in there about 5 minutes and left...came home feeling like I had un-named germs on me that the CDC needed to study. I took a shower to no satisfaction. I had to resort to taking a Micheal Jackson bath (A sit down in the tub with a 1/2 cup of bleach)called a sitz bath with epsom salt.

I guess I am a bit of a germaphobe.I never have been a touchy, feely person. All I want is the best for you. To keep you health conscience. So when I meet you or greet you please don't be surprised if I greet you with a hug. Not a phony church hug but a brotherly hug that you can feel that it is real.