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Of course I'm not forcing you to do anything if you don't want to, but seriously, what have you got to lose? Five seconds of your life?
I didn't think you were, but if your main problem with (non-semi-pornographic) PDAs is that homosexuals can't freely do the same thing without being ridiculed then there's not really anything that can be done about that until society learns to accept it on its own. It's just that I was under the impression the debate was about whether or not there should be limits on what couples can do in public so I wasn't sure what you were getting at.I... know? That's exactly what I said in my last sentence. I'm not against PDAs (unless they're semi-pornographic) at all. Why did you think I was?
In Holland and even here in Belgium it's not that weird to see gays holding hands.
Then again we're the godless liberal utopias I guess?
I approve of public hugging, kissing, making out, and sex.
The world needs more love.
The only issue I have aside from gay PDA being not socially acceptable is the fact that some people will just stand there for minutes making out. One time at was at Kings Dominian during Halloween and in one of the lines nearly every couple were making out like that. :(
You know, that's not a requirement for a gay couple or anything. Some straight couples do that too? :/
I wrote said:The only issue I have aside from gay PDA being not socially acceptable is the fact that some people will just stand there for minutes making out.
I don't want to sound all whiney or attention-seeking or anything when I say this, but PDAs often make me feel a little sad. Because even though heterosexual couples who smooch and grope in public get told to "get a room!" and so on, it's still more or less socially acceptable, while same-sex couples who express affection in ways as small as holding hands or kissing cheeks risk anything from open ridicule to lecherous staring to having the living crap beaten out of them.
You already said this.tbh I prefer intimacy to be intimate
and i consider making out intimate
I think I'd call 911 if I had a cell phone.Hell, I'd have sex openly in Madison Square Park if I wouldn't get arrested.
I'll watch too. :Dit's a little awkward usually because I feel inclined to watch.