Is P.D.A. ok? How about at a funeral?

Question

I meant with the corpse! I would NEVER P.D.A. a guest! How awful.

Answer 1

I like seeing people share affection . A young couple newly in love and older couple holding hands . There is a fine line though between showing affection and making out in public LOL./ At a funeral, holding hands or hugging the bereaved seems appropriate to me. After all, you are there for the living, and giving a hug etc to show you care to me seems just fine. I received alot of hugs and kisses at my parents funeral party. There was not one thing wrong with it as far as I was concerned, Now, grabbin someones butt while your huggin them goes beyond PDA , that my dear is lusting!

Answer 2

Any electronic device used at a funeral is disrespectful because the person is not showing any respect for decedent. Stuff like that should be put away until after the memorial services have concluded.

Answer 3

The level of PDA has to be considered.Etiquette says hand holding is fine but anything else should be kept private.ESPECIALLY at a funeral.

Answer 4

It's called common sense-- what do you think? PDA is gross to other people even if you and your boy/girl are enjoying it. And at such an emotional place it's totally disrespectful!

Answer 5

Very disrespectful. Even if it is the corpse you're trying to be affectionate towards.

Answer 6

Bury the damned thing...get over it and call Bill Gates.

Answer 7

PDA-hhm i think there is a time and place for everything. but respect should be in place

Answer 8

ummm, depends on the place. funeral.... no. at a carnaval or fair, maybe.