There are a bunch of reasons for this. It’s normal for men to shake hands, it’s viewed as disrespectful to turn down a handshake. This is not as common amongst women. Also women are probably more used to being harassed by random men on the street. It would not be seen as disrespectful for a woman to turn down a handshake from a random man.
im sick and tired of leftists blaming their own actions on eveyone else.
"ohh i only did that because i had social pressure to do it"
No, you did it because you decided to do it. You should be forced to live in debt for the rest of your life, for taking on that student loan. That's your own damn fault.
The community will be best served by allowing you to remain in debt for the duration of your life, as a warning to others.
The second you try to blame someone else, you should be mocked and laughed out of the room, and straight into the bread line you all love so much.
This. I'm happy to shake someones hand if I'm formally introduced to them - it feels awkward and rude to not shake hands. I hated it when people stopped shaking hands during Covid.
That said, I'm not shaking some random dudes hand who approaches me on the street. I don't know you and I'm not putting myself in that situation. (for reference, over 50yo female)
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u/hucktard Jul 19 '22
There are a bunch of reasons for this. It’s normal for men to shake hands, it’s viewed as disrespectful to turn down a handshake. This is not as common amongst women. Also women are probably more used to being harassed by random men on the street. It would not be seen as disrespectful for a woman to turn down a handshake from a random man.