#31

yeah, can’t see a problem myself. being young and in love is a beautiful thing. obviously, if these cunts were in your eye line and you could hear ‘pecking’ then yes, that is a little annoying, but nevertheless

s’fine

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#32

I quite like PDA. It’s fine. But as with all things, there’s a line for this sort of thing. I’m unable to articulate what crosses that line but I’d find the goings on in the OP over it for sure.

#34

I know what you mean. I’m personally totally against PDA, but also don’t want to make people feel rejected.

#35

This made me laugh for some reason.

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#36

As long as it’s fingering or a hand job I’m ok wit it. No kissing pls.

#37

(I have no problem with it)

#38

Feel like a D’Angelo gig is one of the only places where PDAs are something of an inevitability. Reckon there was at least 450 pregnancies as a direct result of the Hammersmith show last year.

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#39

I’m always smooching the heck out of my wife, everywhere. ESPECIALLY in supermarkets when we make exceptional choices about gluttony.

#41

Exactly man!

(I mean I am pretty much like this - the first scenario meo talks about sounds really irritating though tbf. Also have friends who do social media pdas to an obscene level - like, I’m happy for them but they use their own hashtag and stuff.)

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#42

Nah, it encroaches on others personal space

#43

How?

I mean yeah, don’t go porno, but the a for ‘affection’ is a key word for me here. Sure that first example sounds nauseating, but in general people here are talking about more lustful stuff or youthful ott behaviour.

I’m not going to not give my partner a kiss and cuddle in public if we’re enjoying each other’s company, saying hello or saying goodbye, because it’s no one else’s business?

#44

Because it’s happening in your view?

#45

Proximity

#46

The later is fine, wouldn’t even notice it so am only conscious of the former

#47

How wide does your own personal space expand?

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#48

About one metre

#49

Brilliant.

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#50

I think they’re lovely, really heartwarming and bring joy to the world.

Plus that peck peck peck thing is totally something mrs_ravens and I do

#51

Why? If people are in close proximity and their personal space overlaps you would expect people to not act in a way that might make others uncomfortable

#52

Yeah I do agree. I was just thinking about this as it applies to meow’s situation (when they’re just in the same bar), in which case, I’d think you were being precious. But opposite you on some train seats is a bit much, if your knees bang together, you’d practically be joining in.