It's not a matter of agreeing with me or not. Kissing is a perfectly natural, social interaction between two people who share affection. If that were to you uncomfortable then yes, it's pretty safe to say that you would be socially awkward with that particular interaction.Evangelion_01 said:If someone doesn't agree with you that instantly makes them socially awkward? Stop making generalizations.Azure-Supernova said:I kiss my beloved in public, why shouldn't I?
It's perfectly acceptable. Anyone who thinks otherwise is clearly socially awkward... or a prude...
rest of us -1.tiredinnuendo said:If you and yours enjoy it, by all means. For the rest of us, when someone refers to "their beloved" or calls them "my love", it makes us roll our eyes and think you've read too many sappy novels.Azure-Supernova said:And what's wrong with a term of endearment D:tiredinnuendo said:People who refer to their significant others as their "beloved" without irony, on the other hand...Azure-Supernova said:I kiss my beloved in public, why shouldn't I?
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Without putting too fine a point on it, you sound like something written by Meyer.
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My opinion is that it's frowned upon because the people who don't have someone to show affection to can't and it makes them sadLostTimeLady said:Recently it's struck me as odd the number of people who find other people kissing in public, so called PDA (public displays of affection), inappropriate or even so much as offensive.
The reason I find it odd is the amount of sexualisation that we're exposed to everyday people no longer bat an eyelid at half naked pictures on the cover of magazines, but genuine expression of love is still frowned upon. (Not that I?m condoning the sexualisation of society by any means!).
I personally used to have a problem with public kissing, that is when I was younger, but these days I think that kissing is an innocent, if sometimes passionate, expression of love and people can kiss if they want to.
So I ask you, fellow Escapists, do you think it's ok to kiss in public places and would you kiss someone you liked/loved publicly?
Discuss!
P.S. sorry moderators, I've not clue why this has posted twice and made two threads!
Yeah, it's not a social taboo, prudish dickheads just think that it is.Azure-Supernova said:I kiss my beloved in public, why shouldn't I?
It's perfectly acceptable. Anyone who thinks otherwise is clearly socially awkward... or a prude...