Public Displays of Affection

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Plinglebob

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For me it all depends on who's doing it and where.

If its in an open area (street, park, beach) then I'm more then happy to go up to face-sucking while keeping hands in strictly PG areas. If its me seeing someone else, I honestly could care if they were actively going at it like rabbits as I have a choice to look away/go somewhere else.

If its an enclosed area (cinema, bus stop, train station) then I think it should be limited to hugs and smaller kisses.
 

ruben6f

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Hand holding, hugging, and a small kiss are ok, but anything besides that is going over the limit, once I was going to class and I found a boy and a girl (I think they were in the 6th grade) sucking eachother faces of, their tongues spent more time licking faces than they spent in their mouths... watching that was disgusting.
 

holy_secret

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I hate it. Like with a passion. It's gross and I don't want to be close it when it happens. Holding hands is okay, giving a kiss is okay too, but when they start making out and shit, that's when I start getting fed up.

I remember when I was waiting for the bus. Two fat people were making out next to me. They started groping and licking each others tonsils, while the butt crack of the guy became bigger and bigger. It was all so damn gross.
 

Divine Miss Bee

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i tend to only display affection when i go out, rather than being sexual about it. when my boyfriend and i go out, i'll hold his hand or hug him or even kiss him a little, but i don't use tongue and at least my hands don't wander. i'm training him to be the same way.
 

Tsun Tzu

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I'm the idiot who recently engaged in drunken PDA while in a couple Bars...not exactly light work either.

Not proud of it, but at the time, thinking things like "Hey, what if that person over there just lost their lover" or "That guy/girl may have self esteem issues far exceeding my own and are currently either incapable, lack the gumption, or lack the sheer dumb luck to be in a situation mirroring mine" didn't exactly take precedence.

In retrospect, it should have been toned down significantly, but what the hell? It was fun.

Now, if I KNEW someone next to be had just lost their mother or something, that wouldn't be happening, sober or not, yet that's more a matter of respect than anything else.

So, basically, it all depends on the situation and the people involved. Your sphere of existence. Your prerogative.

Side Note: Golden Rule applies.