That is not a euphemism of any kind. Considering that scale I'm so much into the hedonistic sex-crazed side of the scale few people are more for me. And I disagree with Calrin, and Young for that matter (interesting article but it is very placed into a single cultural view, if seen very sexual content with family and discussed it since a young age, since my parents are very liberal and after my teenage awkwardness i have no problem seeing sexual content with friends, family or strangers, a sex and hot scene barely registers with me if I'm alone or with anyone else). Sharing a mouthful of water in a public place is actually very secy (fodo can be part fo teh fun, as drinks, any drink) and rather on the tamer side, I would say, of what i do. I don't see why you find it disgusting (no more, I thik, that you don't see why I find it erotic and pelasurable).Drathnoxis said:Is this some sort of euphemism or did you literally spit water into someone's mouth? If so, that has to be the most disgusting thing I've read in a week.kurokotetsu said:I shared a drink of water mouth to mouth
OT: Depends if I knew the people or not. If I saw a couple that I knew well really going at it on a bench at the mall or whatever it would probably make me throw up a little in my mouth. If didn't know them I would probably not care all that much as long as I wouldn't have to be near them for long.
I feel like this topic is similar to what Shamus Young covered in this article:
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/video-games/columns/experienced-points/11943-Why-is-a-Bare-Breast-More-Offensive-Than-a-Severed-Arm
In particular this quote seems to fit:George Carlin once said, "Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?" The same idea applies here. We all seem to think that everyone more conservative than us is a prude, and everyone less conservative is some kind of sex-crazed hedonist. We tend to classify things as offensive if they're shocking or go beyond the norms we're used to, and these norms are generally shaped by stuff like tradition, climate, and viewing habits.