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Input: In my country women greet anyone and everyone with a hug and kiss on the cheek (mostly cheeks touching and making a kiss noise). Men get to shake hands with each other but greet women this way. 

When I was little, this wasn't a problem because kids aren't expected to do so. But when I turned about 14, the time had come when I had to engage in this social practice.

I have never been a touchy person. I hate physical contact even with close family. With close family it does not at all gross me out. It's just a little awkward. But with strangers it absolutely disgusts me. 

I try to not be rude and greet people the traditional way but their faces are faces and therefore often sweaty, smelly, greasy, etc. I guess I don't hide it well often and people just don't get that I don't like it. And some will even get mad at me and complain to my parents if they are present (even though I'm 19) that I am a disrespectful child and whatnot.

I have tried shaking their hand politely as a man would but they ignore this and squeeze me (specially women which makes me accidentally touch their breasts and makes it even grosser). 

AITA for not complying to my own culture? I know I'm rude, but come on! Does any one of you want to press their faces against a stranger's? 

hating the way people greet in my country