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Well, I for one would be as open about it as the person next to me would want it. This is in college- in school I doubt that (and I didn't know any gay guys anyway).
 
I always wanted to puke watching the kissy face tonsil hockey antics of straight couples that behaved like they hadn't graduated from high school, so seeing gay guys on campus dry humping one another wouldn't exactly do it for me.

Hugs, arms around shoulders, kisses on cheeks.....now those are things we need more of.
 
rareboy said:
I always wanted to puke watching the kissy face tonsil hockey antics of straight couples that behaved like they hadn't graduated from high school, so seeing gay guys on campus dry humping one another wouldn't exactly do it for me.

Hugs, arms around shoulders, kisses on cheeks.....now those are things we need more of.
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I mostly agree, except that kisses on the cheeks are for parents & children, or friends.

A simple kiss on the lips is fine. Just don't French kiss..
 
If I was in one, I would. And when I was in one, I did. Then again, I go to U of Michigan, which exists in the largest liberal bubble of my homestate. I guess if I was in Alabama, I'd be a bit more discrete.
 
I have dated both women and men at various times in my life. I was never physically affectionate with either in public (hand holding, kissing, touching, etc.). It's just not my thing as I don't particularly like participating in public displays of affection. I know there are a lot of people who disagree with that, and that's fine, and I don't particularly mind seeing others engage in acts of affection (within reason), regardless of whether they're straight or gay. For some reason, I just preferred to keep that private and "take it inside."
 
I really don't care to witness major public displays of affection. I just don't like having to watch two people (gay or straight) trading spit

Having said that, my guy and I will kiss at the airport when one of us arrives home or leaves. Otherwise, get a room
 
Brian said:
I really don't care to witness major public displays of affection. I just don't like having to watch two people (gay or straight) trading spit

Having said that, my guy and I will kiss at the airport when one of us arrives home or leaves. Otherwise, get a room
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First, it does not matter age/straight/gay/whatever
Second, Major PDA (public display of affection) is bad
Third, minor display such as a little kiss goodbye is ok
 
I like hugs but I don't like public affection in general. Kissing, holding hands in front of people.. blech. I hate seeing other couples do it.

Everyone is different, however. But you'll need to respect your boyfriend's preferences and do only what he is comfortable with.
 
There's nothing wrong with holding hands or putting your hand around his shoulder or waist.

Keep it affectionate, not sexual. A kiss hello or goodbye is not sexual; it's affectionate.

Just don't skip down the street together, m-kay? :-)
 
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