Our Preferred Method of Holding Hands Is Changing?

Here’s something you probably weren’t thinking about today.  What’s your preferred way of HOLDING HANDS with someone . . . assuming that is something you do from time to time?

In a poll, 30% of people say they prefer holding hands with interlocked fingers . . . 20% would rather do it with cupped hands . . . and 38% say they’re fine with both equally.  4% said “neither.”

The results are similar for both men and women . . . but they are very different depending on AGE.

Holding hands with interlocked fingers is much more popular among younger generations than older.  38% of Gen Z like that method, compared to just 17% of Boomers.  On the flipside, 15% of Gen Z prefer the cupped hands method . . . compared to 29% of Boomers.

So is this a change that just happens as you get older?  Or is the preferred method of holding hands shifting over time?