Do you know why people just kissed New Year's?

Maybe you've seen fireworks and kept your distance until after midnight to anyone who thought they'd come to you. Maybe you've been alone and far away from the couples who kissed once it's 00 o'clock and you've often thought about why people kissed on New Year's Eve?

There are many ancient cultures we should thank for this tradition: The Romans celebrated the winter soloist in late December, including marathon parties with alcoholic beverages. According to some studies, some believe that the tradition of kissing in New Year's Eve is a tradition of the softest version of these novel celebrations, reports “Wemen's Health”

Other beliefs are that if you behave in one form or another on the first day of New Year's Eve, that's what the next days will be. So if you start the year by giving a kiss to the person you love, so will 364 days ahead. Germans on the other hand have a very interesting tradition: they believe that if you keep fish scales in your wallet, you'll have more money next year.
In Europe, masks are popular for the end of the year, where masks represent wicked spirits. When they mark midnight, they remove their masks and place them to the first person they see, clearing themselves of negative feelings. This tradition is very similar to the practice of “blessing” of the English, which means blessing the person you love by kissing.

Meanwhile, in Scotland a tradition still follows is kiss. Kissing anyone doesn't matter if he's a friend or a stranger.

Pressure accumulated over the centuries prompted kissing at midnight New Year's Eve. But with the end of 2017, the year of approval, the year when we all know that kissing someone without their consent is considered sexual harassment. So let's do an update this year, only kiss those who want to kiss and keep your lips off those who don't want to. It would be ideal if improper sexual behavior left with the demons of 2017 and 2018 found us “cleansed”.