Is it weird that i'm touch starved?

For those who don't know the term of touch starved here it is Being "touch starved" (or having skin hunger) means experiencing a strong craving for physical affection and contact, like hugs or handshakes, due to a prolonged lack of it, impacting mental and emotional health by increasing loneliness, stress, anxiety, and feelings of isolation, as touch releases oxytocin and provides comfort. It's a genuine need, not just a want, crucial for development and well-being, similar to needing food or water. What it feels like Deep longing: An intense craving for someone to touch you. Emotional distress: Heightened loneliness, sadness, anxiety, or depression. Physical sensations: May feel like restlessness, tingling, or an internal "lurch" for contact. Feeling disconnected: Difficulty feeling emotionally grounded or connected to others. Common causes Living alone or being isolated, Long-distance relationships, Busy lifestyles or technology replacing in-person contact, Growing up in an unaffectionate household, and Situations like social distancing during a pandemic. Why it's important Brain chemicals: Pleasant touch releases oxytocin, reducing stress and fear. Development: Essential for healthy infant and child development, promoting bonding and security. Health benefits: Can improve immune function, pain tolerance, and cardiovascular health.