In this Valentine’s week, lovers are more romantic, while they do not lose their intimacy with their partner even in public. It’s not just about Valentine’s week, lovers often kiss, hug and walk hand in hand in public. However, it can affect the people around it in many ways. Because children, family, elders are all present in the public place. It is clear that showing love is not wrong. But everywhere there is a way to show love.

Public displays of affection are considered legal in many countries. But if we talk about India, then public display of love will not be punished till then. As long as it does not become obscene and does not hurt the feelings of others in any way. You have to determine the boundary line by looking at your surroundings. Let’s know how much public display of affection is right and what is excessive.

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First, know what a display of affection is

When a loving couple shows their intimacy in public, it is called PDA or Public Display of Affection. For example, other ways of showing affection to your partner in public like hugging, kissing, walking hand in hand, etc. come under PDA. There are other ways to express affection to your partner in public that can be called emotional love outside of physical activities. There are many types of people in public places, including children and the elderly. In such a situation, people are often upset to see such a reaction.

Know the difference between showing love and being ugly

There is no limit to showing love. You are completely free, but love means that love is more than just physical. A public display of affection is showing affection to your partner in a public place. If you want, you can express love emotionally by showing different activities other than physical love in such a place.

On the other hand, when the method of affection becomes physical in public places, such as kissing each other for a long time, touching here and there illegally, holding each other for a long time, while many to the point of obscenity. borders are forgotten, which makes the surrounding people uncomfortable. If these activities are carried out without the consent of those around them, then they can be legally punished and fined.

NITC has also advised

National Institute of Technology Calicut, Kerala has advised male and female students to ban public displays of affection on campus on Valentine’s Day. All students have been notified by email. Presenting it as a warning, students are asked not to tamper with it.

The advisory states that engaging in PDA, i.e. Public Display of Affection, and any other type of physical activity anywhere within the educational area may cause discomfort to other people around. Also it is not suitable for educational environment. So avoid participating in these activities.

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