Uffffffffffffff PDAs

Have you ever come across couples who are too obviously in love and don’t spare a single moment to proclaim and show their love. I agree that love is in the air and one should never miss a chance to show their love to their beloved. But call me old fashioned, if you want, I certainly feel that certain things are best-told and done in privacy. That’s why excessive Public Display of Affection does not go well with me. And for the first time my sympathies and vote go to our society’s self appointed moral police.
While I find charging and arresting couples for just holding hands and walking, borders on frenzy and is completely barbaric, there are instances when certain people needs to be told, “ look guys you are not the only ones who are in love.” And when words and warnings don’t work, we need something stronger.
Each day I come across so many couples for whom the road, the lanes, the malls, the station and even the rickshaw is…well…a room! Reminds me of a funny incident, once while I and my kid sis had gone to catch a movie, a couple came and sat next to me. Soon this we-can’t-get-our-hands-off each other couple started doing what young, in-love people do best; forcing me shut my ears and provoking me (a girl blessed with amazing tolerance level) to say, “Get a room!!”
Yes guys excessive public display of affection is a turn off and such people should learn a lesson or two from Punjab-da-putter singer Mika and the charismatic Richard Gere who have learnt the hard way that kissing (and other forms of PDAs) in India is injurious to both health and wealth.