This trope is about characters who have been deprived of affection for so long that they desperately crave it. While this can be interpreted as the opposite of ...

This is a huge Double Standard, as it implies that men who show affection are weak and/or swing the other way, but it is normal for women to do the same.

Yuki Itose is a young deaf college student who enjoys shopping, fashion, and hanging with her friends like a lot of girls her age.

Common choices for this one include: licking (like dogs), rubbing noses/snouts, bumping foreheads, or crossing necks (which can also substitute for a hug).

The gesture is done to and from people of any gender, and can be gentle or rough, though the rough version is most common among boys and their dads/older ...

This trope happens when a character of any gender refuses to take any hints or outright rejections in their pursuit of the object of their affection. The ...

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There are some characters that consider biting somebody as a way of showing their love. They don't mean any harm. They just really like the person they are ...

These are the children who shout, "Ewww!" when they see people hugging or kissing, complain about stories that contain hugging or kissing (especially at the end) ...

The House of Love and Affection is, for the most part, fantastically decadent. It is divided in three main areas: The Pleasure Dome; The Bonding Fountain ...