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What's Wrong With Showing The World You Love Someone With a Kiss?
And In Response To Hidell, Not Meaning To Be Nasty To Anyone Over The Age of 70, I Imagine The
Excitement Of Getting A bus May Be Enough For Them.
There's nothing Wrong With Kissing in Public
Unless You Were Snogging A Dog Or A Cat
Then That might Cause Problems |
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Yes it good to show affection in public |
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Kiss if you can stand the guy, LOL ;-) and if he is good at it. |
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Oh, definitely. It's a great way of showing off that special guy or gal that you're so happy to be
with. |
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(minor) Kissing, holding hands, and (minor) hugging is public shouldn't be argued against. Making
out I can see problems with. But a brief hug, (or even a prolonged hug) or a fairly brief kiss
shouldn't really bother anyone...
If you don't want to watch it, then don't stare at it. Ignore them.
Really, I don't see people's problems with minor handholding, hugging, and kissing (not too long,
nothing sexual, etc). What if you're on a date with someone at a restaurant or an amusement park?
Shouldn't you be allowed to hug and kiss, even if it's in public? |
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I agree! I love public displays of affection...i always want more. |
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Kissing in public is great. Prolonged kissing is a bit awkward for the spectators. Get a room !
Would my friend say...
No kisses at all between husband & wife in public is being shy or too prude. |
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Why not, well then again some folks take things too far when given small
liberties. Kisses yes groping no, no! |
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I do not think there is anything wrong with public display of affection. As long as it doesn't go
too far. I don't think couples should worry what others think, most of them are just jealous that
they don't have someone to do that with. I find it very romantic and loving. To just kiss anywhere
shows that you truly do love that person and can't wait until you get somewhere private. |
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Yes, and gay men and lesbians should be accepted as OK if their should give their beloved a quick
kiss while waiting for the red light to turn green or when celebrating a birthday or
anniversary.............just as opposite-gender couples do. |
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Who cares what anyone else thinks, you only get one chance at life, just enjoy it while you can,
within reason... |
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I think they should to tel people that you love that person! LOL |
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I agree! I don't see anything wrong with kissing in public. It isn't that offensive. People don't
want to walk around with their partners and be afraid to show any affection just because of other
people. There isn't nudity involved and it's just a display of affection, like holding hands. |
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I think people should do the nasty in public! Now that's what I call showing your love for
someone!! |
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PDA is sick. Every time I turn a corner I see a couple making out and I hate it. It's okay to love
someone and to show them, but please make it on your own time. Don't bring your personal life into
mine. I know some people are very openly affectionate, but some of us are not. I'm not a big fan
of open emotions, and I know I'm not the only one. |
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PDA's... I'm still a fan of, "Get a room you two!" |
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That's fine if you are an extrovert, or when a couple is foot loose and fancy free. We all posses
the ability to be physically affectionate.
If you are the opposite, someone more introverted, public displays of affection, will be torture. |
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Yeah, no. Were in public, you have to respect other people. Some people are offended by it, and
that does matter. We all have to use public spaces, so respect that fact and keep that stuff for
private areas. To be fair though, in certain public places that will be acceptable. It all just
depends on what public space your talking about. In a Best Buy? Not appropriate. At a romantic
restaurant? Appropriate. |
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No way. I do not think that people should kiss more in public. To begin, it is disrespectful. No one
wants to see you lip locking with another person. In today's society, people do not know how to
simply kiss in public. Usually when they do kiss each other, they are usually only one step away
from having sex and no one wants to see that. A simple peck is okay, but anything more should not be
done. People should respect others and kiss each other in private. Kissing is a great way to show
your feelings towards another person, but it should be between you two only. No one else needs to
see it. |
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People should kiss less in public. Public space belongs to everybody, and that includes me and I
don't want to see that.
On a more serious note, kissing for many individuals is a private act and should not be exposed to
those who don't want to be exposed to that. Although many don't have any real problem with a couple
showing their affection in public, and many would say a little kissing is ok, when it gets to be so
egregious that its like you are sucking their face-skin off, I can see why some people would not
want to be part of that. |
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See, that's exactly what you're saying is wrong. You're saying, people shouldn't worry about what
other people think, which, right now, is that you shouldn't kiss in public. However, if everyone
thought people should kiss in public, people would be pressured to kiss to be accepted by other
people. I think it's solely the decision of the people themselves whether or not they're comfortable
with PDA (Public Displays of Affection, that is). |
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A personal thing should be maintained personal and it should not be brought to the forefront of
general public. I agree that there is nothing like nudity in kissing but kissing your loved one
consists of emotions and passions which the other people would not understand. Others would take it
as a free movie and enjoy it thoroughly. They can pass some wrong comments which would not be apt
for the judgment of your emotional ground. And apart from this, social codes should be kept in mind.
You must think what the others are thinking by watching your kissing scene. Holding hands and
kissing is complete different thing according to the density of affection. I feel strongly that
kissing needs a high emotion wrapped with it. People would not give the proper value of your emotion
and also you should not bring your private feeling in front of others. |
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Kissing in public is doing something very emotional and private in public. I agree that nudity is
not involved in kissing but still there are people who take offense. I am a strong supporter of
freedom but I still believe that you should keep the social codes. If kissing in public would be
considered as OK then the extent of physical activity may get more intense in another 5 years and
take the social boundaries with it. |
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What others think matters. Social decorum matters. It's embarrassing for other people when you kiss
in public. You should have some regard for their feelings. Let's say two 70-year olds were standing
at the bus stop kissing each other. Would you really want to be forced to watch it while you were
waiting for a bus? |
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28 Feb 2008 01:47
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