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Kiss their hands

kiss their hand
A character takes the hand of another and kisses it as a mark of respect. Used to portray the character as particularly romantic, chivalrous, foreign, or just a bit old-fashioned.
( modified from here. )
Why stick with the cliché? The subdued? The modern? Go big or go home, we say! There's nothing wrong with reaching out, taking someone's hand — and laying a sweet kiss right on the back of it (or on their palm, their finger, their wrist...)! You just know you'll leave an impression. So, whether in a polite yet platonically old-fashioned greeting, a sworn oath, a hope to sweep them off their feet, a measure of comfort, or anything in between, drop to one knee and kiss the ring.
Ring optional.
How to Play
- Comment with your character, info, prefs, the business. What role are you going to play? Slap that in there, too.
- Reply to others.
- Your character is kissing their hand. Or getting a hand kissed. Whichever!
Zenin Maki | Jujutsu Kaisen | OTA, F/M lean
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Hey, Maki, (he catches her scarred hand in his before she can walk away. yuuuta tugs, ever gentle, and brings her hand up towards his face.) I don't think I've told you today but, you're beautiful.
(he presses his lips neatly against the back of her hand.)
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Only as someone as stupidly
and endearinglysincere as him love these hands of hers, she can't help but think to herself.]Ugh, quit it.
[Though for as much as she's complaining, Maki also hadn't yanked her hand out of his hold.]
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What?
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[Deflecting as her usual in her very Maki way to cover up the embarrassment she feels as well as just how fast her heart is beating, the young woman huffs after he dares to steal another kiss after she's told him to cut it out.]
You better not pull this kinda shit in front of our theoretical kids.