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LOL this has happened to me before! I was getting off the subway (we call it "skytrain" over here) and a random guy with a very thick accent (sounded scottish?) approached me as he was about to pass me by, and was like "hello madam, my name is hawk. bless your beauty" took my hand and kissed it LOL. He was average looking if you were wondering. I was quite shocked and my thought process basically was "aw what a sweetie, but this guy knows how to woo a girl eh? Must be a player? Well this is kind of creepy..but I'll be nice, smile, and say thank you" haha.
Ugh he just better be cute lol and it all depends on the atmosphere. walking down the street late at night, cute or not that's obviously a big no no. But if the setting is more light and inviting and friendly and he does that and he's cute..I'd think he's bold, charming and a huge flirt. I'm not saying I wouldn't take his number though ;)
awkward and totally creepu
Dude, watch some infield pick up videos on YouTube so you won't come across as creepy ...well, less creepy
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I think at the end of the evening after meeting and talking or dancing a kiss in the hand is the sweetest thing! The guy I currently like did that and it did make me think he was even more charming then he had already proved to be! :) I suppose it might not have been as cute if he did it during introductions.. But at the end of the evening is perfect! :)
I think that in Australian culture (where I'm from) it would be considered weird if it's upon meeting someone, OK if it's after a date or something. However, in Ukraine, where my family is from, young boys are taught to greet women this way. If you get introduced to a man and he kisses your hand, it's means he's brought up well.
Either C or A, usually elderly men in my family do that and I find it cute and respectful. If a person my age did that to me then I would probably feel awkward but just giggle it off and go along with it if the person it cute.
I think it depends on the person, if he's really charming I would just laugh. I'm going to be really shallow and say I would be flattered if he was handsome. If he was old/ugly I would feel slightly creeped out.
I would think it was very sweet and gentlemanly, but also in the back of my mind I would be like "this guy's obviously a player, he really knows how to put the moves on!", which would make me wary.
First question... awkward...living in the dark ages. I choose E
Second question... no problems with that one. It means they formally acknowledges my presence and it means they have manners.
D. too forward, I don't know you don't kiss me. Plus guys that usually do that stuff are usually ratchet. tbh
He could be from a different culture. For example, Hispanic people greet others with a kiss on the cheek.
I would not have much of a reaction. I would assume that it is just how he introduces himself to most girls and not think much of it.
Handshake is alright, mouth not alright. I mean kissing the hand might be alright later after talking for a while or whatever, but when you first introduce yourself it would just be super creepy.
For the first time meeting? No. Second time meeting? Sure.
Usually either A or C.
It's what all men USED to do to all women, so I find the old-fashioned approach kind of charming :-)
I am going to say C or D I don't like when strangers do that.
D, if he leaves like saliva in my hand or something
might as well hand her your balls as well.
Something between C and D
C for me. It would be a weird situation.
I would find it a bit awkward and a tad creepy.
He must not be American
A definitely A
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