Kissing in public can be from simple pecking to lip lock in awkward poses unable to de-entangle like canines. Anyway each village or beach can decide what is suitable for their environment and business. One must not go over the top, wherever the top may be.
Enlightened west too want to enforce sometimes become moral policing as some misguided(!) indians do. Burnaby is one example. UK too is prudish.
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A mayoral candidate in Burnaby, B.C. wants to ban kissing and holding hands in public.
Sylvia Gung is taking her second stab at running for mayor of the Vancouver suburb, and she is pledging to establish a "
wholesome society," according to her candidate profile on the city's website.
She wants to ban "behaviors that hints sex/ sexuality, even including Bridal Kiss and walking hand in hand, that hurt public decorum and lead to further violence [sic]."
Gung also wants to get rid of the school board, which she says "[thwarts] its political agenda down the throat" of public education, and to change the "backward organizations" that are the unions and parent advisory councils.
Gung
moved to Canada from Korea when she was 27, according to Burnaby Now.
Gung is one of six candidates for the position; among them is incumbent Derek Corrigan, who has been mayor since 2002. Voters head to the polls on Nov. 1
When it comes to public displays of affection (PDA) Britain is divided, with 45 per cent against public passion.
2. Half of Londoners said PDA made them feel uncomfortable, while 35 per cent said kissing in front of other people was "inappropriate, rude and dirty".
Loved-up Brits should instead head to Nottingham if they want some public passion as here 55 per cent of people positively embrace outdoor romance.
The north-south divide continues in Leeds - where one in five believe public kisses are 'sweet' - and Manchester where more than a third are in favour of street smooching.
Over a quarter of those living in Cardiff have never kissed passionately in public but more than 60 per cent of people living in Kent have admitted to experiencing a little on-street steaminess.
Karen Moore, from Philips Sensual Massagers, which carried out the study, said: “Britain has always been accused of being a prudish nation, especially compared to other European countries but this shouldn’t be the case.
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Providing we don’t go over the top, we should all feel comfortable kissing our partner in public. Kisses are such an important part of a relationship as they allow us to keep our relationships intimate and shouldn’t be frowned upon.”When it comes to public displays of affection (PDA) Britain is divided, with 45 per cent against public passion.
Burnaby Mayoral Candidate Wants To Ban Kissing, Holding Hands In Public
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