Common examples of unicellular organisms include: cyanobacteria, bacteria, paramecium and amoeba. Most single-celled organisms live in colonies, but each organism remains self-sufficient. The opposite of a unicellular organism is a multicellular organism.
The Affectionate Embrace. A History of Hugging. A hug is one of the most simple and unadorned gestures of affection. âTo hugâ means to clasp or hold closely, especially in oneâs arms, to embrace and enfold in affection. It can also mean to hold fast or to cherish (Keating).
The hug begins with the familiar Goodbye Hug (omitted from this analysis due to general cultural familiarity) and then lingers, often with genitals intentionally pressed together and with hands wandering to areas generally off-limits during other hugs, such as the top of the ass or the nape of the neck.