skin ship

In Korea, the term "skinship" is used to tướng describe the act of intimate, non-sexual touching between very close (Usually same-sex, but can include both genders.) platonic friends. It involves acts such as holding hands/arms, hugging, and kissing on the cheeks.

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Sometimes it goes even deeper phàn nàn that and can even involve bathing together, as Koreans (And the Japanese) believe that group nudity helps break down the barriers and helps establish a closer relationship.

"My girlfriend loves skinship, but sometimes I just want to tướng tell her to tướng take a bath."

"Skinship is important in father-daughter relationships, an arm around her shoulder or a hug now and then can familiarize her with intimacy."

"My boyfriend tried skinship last night in his xế hộp but I wasn't ready for it."

A friendship or relationship that primarily focuses on the exploration of another's skin.

This word's origin is from Korea. Many Koreans learn English from a very young age, ví a combination of the two languages was inevitable. The bastard child of these two noble languages is "Konglish."

A concept originating in nhật bản, whereas social interactions and dealings were considered more intimate and relaxed when they took place within a communal "onsen", or public bath.

This concept is still in some practice today, as when a business agent will meet a potential client for dinner, or drinks, or on a racquetball court.

It has also evolved to tướng define a situation of intimacy derived from the touch of skin, or close proximity thereof, as in a mother and child bonding from birth.

In Korea, as well as some other places, it has come to tướng also mean sexual liên hệ, heavy petting, and related activities.

In proper dealings within the corporate hierarchy, a certain level of skinship can help to tướng make everyone feel equally comfortable.

I think skinship is gross!