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Originally posted by: Cyn-

Oops I said congrats at p-13
U r so speed guys

Hi everyone !

Originally posted by: loveinshi

Koi hai to muje batao ye XOXO me X kya hai aur O kya hai?

Originally posted by: iolahardy

X = kiss
O = hug

kisne diya tuze hmmm 😆😆😆

Originally posted by: Syamanthra

Hi Cyn 😊

y so quiet guys

Originally posted by: loveinshi

Kisi ne toh..;)

Originally posted by: Cyn-

No one is here 😔

Originally posted by: loveinshi

Kisi ne toh..;)

Originally posted by: ayeen

fyi ...

The site, as well as <font color="#0000ff">Wikipedia</font>, describes the X symbol as originally
referring to the Christian cross (and the first letter of the Greek word for
Christ, <font color="#0000ff">Xristos</font>). This
dates back to a mostly pre-literate era when the marking of a cross, or "X," on
a document functioned like a signature.
The X became associated with the kiss because signatories used to pucker up
and plant one on their X mark, as one would do to a crucifix or bible. <font color="#0000ff">Trivia-Library.com</font>
cites a hypothesis from The People's Almanac, which theorizes that the X may
have also functioned as a sort of early <font color="#0000ff">emoticon</font>, representing a
"stylized picture of two mouths touching each other."
As for that hug-of-an-O, it's something of a mystery. <font color="#0000ff">Hugkiss.com</font> says it's a
"North American custom" and cites Leo Rosten's "The Joys of Yiddish" as saying
that Jews who were illiterate preferred using an "O" when signing documents to
avoid making the cross mark. Others speculate the O represents two arms held in
a circle around another person.

XoXo = Hugs & Kisses 🤗