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Physical touch

Welcome affectionate contact can express closeness. What feels good depends on the person, the setting and the moment.

What you might notice

You might value a hug, sitting close together or holding hands. The same contact can feel different on another day, and not everyone wants it in public.

A practical starting point

Ask directly and make declining easy: “Would you like a hug, or some space?” Talk about comfortable forms of contact without treating an earlier preference as permanent permission.

Keep the distinction clear

Affectionate touch is not the same as sexual desire. A high score never creates an obligation to touch or be touched.

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Five preferences, with room for more than one favourite.

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