<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I work in a large, popular yoga studio's membership and accounts department as an IT person and I'm in charge of the company's web presence, too. I'm one of only about six guys who work here (one is the general manger [50s], another is the head custodian [50s], one is a cashier [20s] at the juicebar, and three are yoga teachers [20s and 30s]). Everyone else here is female, including more than a dozen female yoga instructors.

My first-world problem is that everyone here hugs and kisses as a greeting. Or rather, I should say, the women at the studio generally hug each other and the guys, too. Full on body hugs, kisses on the cheek. I am included in all of this. The general manager and the custodian get hugged too, but I do not notice that they're initiating hugs themselves on other people, and certainly not to other guys. The male yoga teachers will also hug me in greeting, but do not, like the women, kiss me on the cheek.

I'm married [wife is 38] and have two children [7M, 5F], and although I know my coworkers are just being nice and friendly and trying to promote a casual, hip atmosphere with the whole yoga community, I still find it uncomfortable. I am 100% loyal to my wife but I still find it personally inappropriate when scarcely-clothed, very attractive young women are hugging up on me.

First world problems, I know, but it still bugs me.

How can I avoid hugging my coworkers without looking like I'm mean or don't want to be part of the community, or without looking like I disapprove of them as people?

Aside from the hugging and kissing making me uncomfortable, my coworkers are awesome and I like my job.
<bot>: Coworkers hug as a greeting. I don't think I like getting hugged, but I don't want to seem mean, either.