Kissing.
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I don't like over the top PDAs regardless of who's doing it; if a straight couple are going at it in a movie theatre and I can hear/see and it's enough to sufficiently bother me, I will ask them to stop or tone it down. Same with gay guys/lesbians (even though the latter I have a soft spot for, it is public and I will ask).
To be fair the act of kissing is strange in itself, your putting the parts of you that you normally put food into together, but you do it because it feels good and you shouldnt be stopped in public or in private no matter your sexual orientation. Im actually bi-sexual so really anyone can do anything in public (so long as they keep it fairly decent)
I don't care if people kiss in public. Some people over-do it, and that's a bit disturbing, but it's got nothing to do with sexual orientation.
In fact, it kind of makes me happy. I like love.
In fact, it kind of makes me happy. I like love.
/threadSamwise137 said:
It's never bothered me because it's none of my business and they feel the same way about [insert person here] as I do with my girlfriend. Let them be happy - they aren't hurting anyone.
I've got to be honest.
I'm fine with heterosexual kissing
I'm fine with homosexual (lesbian) kissing myself but if I had my little brother with me I would block his gaze.
I dislike homosexual (gay) kissing in public and would go out of my way to distance myself and if my little brother was there I would make it my mission to not let him see.
Call me a homophobe, I don't really care.
That being said, I don't mind homosexuality but I would prefer it to happen behind closed doors.
I'm fine with heterosexual kissing
I'm fine with homosexual (lesbian) kissing myself but if I had my little brother with me I would block his gaze.
I dislike homosexual (gay) kissing in public and would go out of my way to distance myself and if my little brother was there I would make it my mission to not let him see.
Call me a homophobe, I don't really care.
That being said, I don't mind homosexuality but I would prefer it to happen behind closed doors.
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If we're talking a quick kiss, I don't overly care so long as they don't go overboard. But if we get into making out or something, they (any kind of couple (gay or straight)) should probably go somewhere more private. It's rude, distracting, and obnoxious (in most venues).
I don't like kissing as it is, I really don't like watching anybody kiss. Pecks on the cheek/forehead are one thing but, full on making out is disgusting.
I think it maybe a hygiene thing. Where people have been and what illnesses they may have just start going through my head.
Bluh
I think it maybe a hygiene thing. Where people have been and what illnesses they may have just start going through my head.
Bluh
Snogging in public is kind of irritating to me. What annoys me though is how if I told a straight couple in the park to not get so intimate in a public place it'd be fine, if I said the same thing to a homosexual couple then I'm apparently a homophobe. Guys, there's a difference between equal rights and what you're doing. Equal rights is me not giving a shit about what colour your skin is, what sexual organ you own, or who you like to do it with.
No, I don't really care about if I happen to see people kissing. Though two guys gets a little uncomfortable after about half a second. Not that I would stare at people kissing anyway.
This is the best opportunity to tell this story, so I'm totally going to. A couple weekends ago, I was at my local mall with my friends, two of whom are a lesbian couple. So we're sitting outside, waiting for a ride to show up (none of us have bothered to learn how to drive yet...) and, of course, my lesbian friends get the usual stares and looks. There were a lot of black people at the mall, the majority of whom tended to actually say things when they passed us. The whities just did the look, which honestly I think is even more rude than saying shit. At least the black reactions were kind of funny. But that's just me. Anyway, this one black lady passes us, sees one of my lesbian friends sitting in the lap of the other, and she goes, "What the hell..?" At that moment, my friend gets the most brilliant idea in the world and kisses her girlfriend. Said black lady's reaction went something like this...
And then she ran away.
It was pretty hilarious, actually. Instant in-joke.
This is the best opportunity to tell this story, so I'm totally going to. A couple weekends ago, I was at my local mall with my friends, two of whom are a lesbian couple. So we're sitting outside, waiting for a ride to show up (none of us have bothered to learn how to drive yet...) and, of course, my lesbian friends get the usual stares and looks. There were a lot of black people at the mall, the majority of whom tended to actually say things when they passed us. The whities just did the look, which honestly I think is even more rude than saying shit. At least the black reactions were kind of funny. But that's just me. Anyway, this one black lady passes us, sees one of my lesbian friends sitting in the lap of the other, and she goes, "What the hell..?" At that moment, my friend gets the most brilliant idea in the world and kisses her girlfriend. Said black lady's reaction went something like this...
Only, y'know, black.
It was pretty hilarious, actually. Instant in-joke.
