Showing affection in public

I came across a really disturbing scene while buying lunch today, I watched an ugly bald teenage idiot grope his almost equally unattractive girlfriend's boob while on the escalator. My immediate desired action was to punch his lights out.

I'd like to ask the readers, where do you draw the line of showing affection in public?
Hugs? Kisses? Petting? Groping? Getting it on?

I'd also like to ask, how do you react or wish to react when people cross that line in front of your face?
Do you also feel the urge to punch someone's lights out for hurting your eyes?
Or do you do much worse?

Discuss.

As he strut the streets at lunch this very noon, the poet met a wretched sight. A hideous young fool placed his hand on a nigh equally hideous young girl where it shouldn't belong and fondled playfully. The shameless act stirred great rage within the poet and the urge to destroy those children was born.

The poet extends his thoughts to the readers and demands opinions in return.
Where does each fellow mortal draw the line in demonstration of affection in public?
To what extent is taken until thine eyes see red?

Does thou also seek a course of violence like mine course?
The poet must know.

So speaketh the poet.

I don't really mind public affection if it's kissing or some petting/groping, but if they're right in front of me and are practically making out all over each other, I just avert my eyes and/or move away. I can see how attractiveness of the couple might affect choices in the situation, but it doesn't really matter that much since two people getting all up in each others' faces is discontenting when they're right in front of you.

Unless you're a voyeur. Then this stuff is like eyegasms for ya.

I would just ignore them or tell them to go to a motel room and do that

I think you should mind your own damn business. unless theyre getting naked or having sex, who cares? and even then, it would only bother me if there were little kids around who could see.

why do people think they have the right to go around impossing their views or morality on others? get a fucking life.

Unless she blowing/fucking/pegging him and i with my kids... i can give a fuck.

So you're out at your local supermarket alone and one gentlemen bend down to pick up a can of green beans and his partner drops pants and starts ramrodding his anus.

You're just like "Eh...Whatever?

Lol.

Anywho, I agree with the everyone else really it's none of my business.

Agreed.

Short of government regulation (which I'm not going into) it isn't anyone's business if some people are showing affection in public.

I hate it when morality gets in the way. Who gets decide where the line is drawn? Kissing on the cheek in public is okay, right? What about on the lips? Petting? Groping? You can draw the line for yourself, that is your prerogative, but do expect everyone else to agree with your terms.

Short of it becoming a public disturbance due to location and/or children, it is better to just ignore it if it displeases you.

I probably pump the second guy too.

I've kissed my girlfriend in public before, but never tongue.

I find it distasteful and if this was a just world I would precede to kill the male(or males in some cases) with pride.

Personally, methinks that snogging in real life is distasteful for the eyes, though if it were to be described or illustrated, it is much more tasteful.

Problem is the girl is fugly.

LOL

And btw that avatar you had before this one was awesome (been meaning to tell you that)

[font=Verdana]I look away from them, it is gross enough when i see my parents kissing. Bleh! [/font]

The only time it irritates me is when they physically get my way.

I draw the line in standing close. Showing affection in public is extremely awkward for me somehow.

If it's other people, I couldn't care less. Probably would end up shamelessly staring at them, especially the kissing and the groping.

So what... I kiss my guy like there is no tomorrow...
Why should I stop myself from something so trivial?
Keep walking and enjoy your life...

I usually just ignore it.