
Is the handshake back? How we're greeting each other as the world reopens
CNN
Now that the pandemic is in retreat in many parts of the world, is it time to give the handshake another shot?
For many of us it's long overdue. But for people still anxious about socializing after more than a year in isolation, the rituals around greeting someone can be nerve-wracking. Do you go in for a handshake? A fist bump? An awkward little wave?
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