Is gay pda common in where you live?
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Nope. Rarely see it for straight couples either so maybe I'm just in the wrong locations for lots of people to be engaged in PDA.
Actually fuck lol the last instance of anything like that that I recall is me holding hands with my gf in public. Fml I'm one of those PDA people.
Actually fuck lol the last instance of anything like that that I recall is me holding hands with my gf in public. Fml I'm one of those PDA people.
I've seen maybe one or two such instances with homosexuals and only handful of the same from heterosexuals.
Stockholm, Sweden.
Stockholm, Sweden.
You don't DARE be public about it around here. You only even see heterosexual PDA once in a blue moon either.
Cedar Bluff, Virginia.
Cedar Bluff, Virginia.
Dunno, probably. I wouldn't notice something as mundane as a gay couple holding hands or a simple kiss. Now if they are having a full face hugging session, yeah I'd notice. I'd notice regardless of what kind of couple they are, as it's not something people really do out in public.
I see it once in a Blue Moon myself in Brisbane, Australia but I know it happens everywhere here.
I haven't seen anyone use a PDA since smartphones became popular. Not sure why gay people in particular would start using them again.
I live in Huntsville, Alabama, and it's very rare. I think the most I've personally seen is hand holding. Though I don't have any gay/bi/etc in my current circle of friends, so it might be more common when hanging around that group for longer periods of time.
But yeah, sadly this general area is pretty conservative, so it's not something you see much.
But yeah, sadly this general area is pretty conservative, so it's not something you see much.
Nope, it's practically non-existent. Unless you know where to look. I live in Jakarta, Indonesia. The LGBT community are having a hard time around here sadly. It's a Muslim-majority country, so even straight PDA is pretty rare. In the more Chinese communities, or flashy malls it's a tiny bit evident (straight PDA), but nothing more than the usual hand-holding and hugs.
According to the "law" though, couples aren't supposed to hold hands unless they are married. Although this is probably hardly enforced at all, not many kids are keen to test it out. They have teenage sex and pregnancies like anywhere else in the world, just most like to turn a blind eye to it, which makes it even more tricky for education on things like homosexuality/transgenderism (sorry if that's not a word), or even things like birth control and STD's.
According to the "law" though, couples aren't supposed to hold hands unless they are married. Although this is probably hardly enforced at all, not many kids are keen to test it out. They have teenage sex and pregnancies like anywhere else in the world, just most like to turn a blind eye to it, which makes it even more tricky for education on things like homosexuality/transgenderism (sorry if that's not a word), or even things like birth control and STD's.
Around Canal street, sure.
Everywhere else? Nah, not really.
Homosexuals occupy a very small percentage of the population, those willing to be affectionate in pubic, even fewer.
Everywhere else? Nah, not really.
Homosexuals occupy a very small percentage of the population, those willing to be affectionate in pubic, even fewer.
