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PDA–Love or Hate It?

  • August 15, 2011
  • by Tracey Lyles
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PDA—What is too much? Is it normal to hold your mate’s hand and/or hug them EVERYWHERE you go? We wonder. So let us know how you REALLY feel about this topic. Get your coffee & let’s chat! (By the way, Shulie & I are enjoying a cup of dynamic Viennese brew from our new CBTL beverage system. It’s awesome, powerful, strong, off the hook! If I had more space in my cubicle area I’d probably do a few cartwheels. Ha!)

Coffee Break with Tracey & Shulie--8/15
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vanessa
vanessa
14 years ago

PDA to a certain point is socially acceptable. But, one thing leads to another, & if a PDA is making others stare and/or feel uncomfortable, best thing is to leave and take it elsewhere. After all, you can only get so far in public.

Rosa Torres
Rosa Torres
14 years ago

I always give my husband a kiss (just a quick peck) if we leave each others sight. I say it’s prefectly fine to show affection as long as it’s PG rated. Anything more than that…..keep it behind closed doors or somewhere you can’t be seen.

Melissa Williamson
Melissa Williamson
14 years ago

My husband and I met in our 30s and married six years ago. Our relationship is very strong. We hold hands at home watching tv, in bed going to sleep, in the car, and yes in the stores. We tell each other we love one another and kiss in public. Not tongue out all over one another just affectionate kisses. PDA is this sort is perfectly acceptable. What is not is rear groping, breast touching frenchkissing like your gonna have sex right there.
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Corinne Y
Corinne Y
14 years ago

I totally don’t mind if it’s a quick kiss or holding hands or maybe even a hug…. but when you are in public jumping on the other person, eating face, and grabbing is just not okay… It’s quite gross as well. =S

Jabari
Jabari
14 years ago

Show the world your love no matter where you if you’re with the one you love be proud. Im even for sex in public as long as there is no kids around…lol ok maybe thats, to much but I would like to PDA with Tracey she is Hot.

Mandy H
Mandy H
14 years ago

PDA happens all the time, I find it very sweet and cute. It’s able to show that the couple is comfortable and happy with one another. When it’s a little too aggressive it’s a bit much, mainly because their are kids around and you really want to respect your surroundings. There is nothing wrong with showing a little love in public.

Sara White
Sara White
14 years ago

Holding hands and hugging is fine. It’s when I see people making out and feeling each other up in stores, parking lots, etc. is when it’s just inappropriate. Also, when people just can’t stop even giving quick kisses every 30 minutes for no particular reason is too much. I understand if one is seeing someone off at the airport or a long trip, but not when you are just shopping for example. Those kind of things need to be saved for private locations..

Jennifer Elkins
Jennifer Elkins
14 years ago

Holding hands and kissing is perfectly normal in public. Making out and grab assing is taking it too far and should be saved for private matters. Respect yourself and others by keeping it PG while in public