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From: cooleyra@clutx.clarkson.edu (Pixel,,,)
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Subject: Re: PDA (was morality and kissing)
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Date: 19 Jan 90 03:24:57 GMT
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> From article <11988@cs.yale.edu>, by bloom-debbie@CS.YALE.EDU (Debbie Bloom):
> For a somewhat related question, anyone like to voice their opinions/comments
> on PDA (Public Display of Affection) for an SO?
> 
I think it's fine!  A friend of mine said one major reason she broke up with
her boyfriend was for 'little' things: he stopped saying he loved her, he
wouldn't hold her hand in public, and so on.

I hold my ladyfriend's hand in public...it's always struck me as a pretty cool
gesture:  just another small way to say you care about someone a lot.  Kissing
or hugging in public is also fine with me:)

And I also: ***HOLD DOORS*** for her...(bringing back a dead, buried, gone and
better off forgotten subject:) )--she seems to like it.

Anybody else wanna share their ideas of what makes a PDA?

 
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