Handsums

Handsums, also known as handshakes, are a common form of greeting and agreement between individuals. They are typically performed by two people pressing their hands together, often with the palms facing each other. Handsums can vary in duration and intensity, from a brief touch to a firm, prolonged grip. They are used in various cultures and contexts, including business meetings, social gatherings, and personal introductions. Handsums can convey different meanings, such as friendship, trust, or agreement, depending on the cultural context and the individuals involved. In some cultures, handsums are accompanied by specific gestures or words, such as "namaste" in India or "handshake" in English-speaking countries. Handsums are a universal gesture that transcends language barriers and can be a simple yet meaningful way to connect with others.