Public Affection...Beautiful or Offensive? by Shari Barnes

Me, myself I love public affection. Holding hands or the small of her back, a tender or even a passionate kiss,  a gentle touch of the face is so special to me. There's something special about  a man that expresses his feelings when he doesn't care if the world is watching. It says to me "this is loving" and not just behind closed doors. I've often smiled to a blush when I see couples embrace in public. My husband and I experienced a person driving by and yelling "Get a room!" because we kissed passionately in the spirit of the moment. To find public affection offensive is to be offended by something endearing.

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