Group Hugging Theory | blog
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While one-on-one hugging is complicated enough as it is, the complications increase exponentially as number of people involved in the hug increase. There are many intricacies with the one-on-one hug, such as whether you should have arms above or below the shoulders, how long and tightly you should hug, etc. But the general logistics of how the hug comes together is fairly simple. With three people, it's also fairly doable to have a decent hug, as such; The three person hug is also fairly intuitive, I've rarely seen it done incorrectly. With a four person hug, a problem arises. You'll…
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