
I don't know about you, but I can tell you right now that there are times when I could really use a hug.
No, its not as if I go down the road and all the sudden I feel like I need a hug from someone so I find the first stranger I can and ask them for a hug.
But when I have had a bad day and feel as if the world hates me or I hate it , there is nothing better than a good hug from someone you care about and you know cares about you.
I don't believe it says anywhere that needing or getting a hug makes you weak or needy.
There are some people that you hug that you wish you could hug forever. It maybe someone who you don't see very often or maybe just someone who you love a whole lot. Who cares, hug them as long as you would like. They'll let you know when it's enough. Maybe it just so happens that they really needed a hug to but just didn't know how to get one or ask for one.
Do we put ourselves out there to those that we say we love, and care about, enough for them to feel comfortable to ask for something as simple as a hug?
Our are we to consumed with our own selves, and can't spare the energy to be huggable.
What is it about a hug that makes a person backup or feel uncomfortable? Is it the possibility that we are afraid that the person who wants to hug us has major B.O.?
Is it that the thought of being that close to another person for even a short amount of time means that your weak and fragile.
I think that a hug is the symbol of caring for another human being, of empathy. I think that it shows that your happy to see someone you haven't seen in a long time.
When someone gives me a hug, I feel happy inside and smile, in fact come to think about it most people I see that hug, wear a smile on their face, unless their sad and crying.
The sad condolence hug is the hardest to deal with I think . You never know how your supposed to feel and how long to hug. If you don't hug long enough ,the person your hugging might not think you care very much or have much compassion. If you hug to long the caring gets louder and harder, and you want to turn and run from embarrassment, for making them cry harder.
I think my favorite hug is from a child. It doesn't matter if it's a small child or my big grown child. Those hugs can be few and far between.
The saddest hug that I can think of is the hugs that we'll never feel again from our friends and loved ones who have left this old world for a better and brighter place. Although sometimes if your real quite, you can feel those hugs to, if your ready for it.
So my last words to you are, Hug, Hug, Hug, let the ones in your life feel how you feel about them with a hug.