For some people, PDA (Public Displays Of Affection) is a scourge that must be wiped from the Earth. For others, anything goes. For most of us, a little bit of affection is fine. Here are the commandments to make sure your public kissing doesn't turn into exhibitionism.
Jada Pinkett Smith is all over the place talking about how she and husband Will are totally not gay, but they do like to have quickies in other people’s houses to keep their 11-year marriage hot.
Paris Hilton and her intended, Doug Reinhardt, were asked to leave the yacht they were partying on over the weekend because their out-in-the-open humping was just too gross for words, according to the UK's Daily Mirror. The two were guests on a yacht owned by Elton John's husband, David Furnish, and decided to get it on in a loo. Which is rude, you know? "They got so worked up she dragged Doug below deck so they could have some private time," a source tells The Mirror. "David spotted them and the captain was furious. He kicked them off for unsociable behavior. Everyone congratulated the captain." Read: Have Sex In The Lavatory The Right Way
Hot. Public sex is great! 79% Not! I'll stick to my bedroom, thanks. 21%
To the couple who gets on the dirty, overcrowded subway and feels the need to look into each other’s eyes, whisper sweet nothings, and make out for all of three stops - save it.
Ever had sex in a car? Over 80% of American's say they've done it inside an automobile. Here, step-by-step directions for fulfilling your auto-lovin' fantasies.
Seventy percent of both women and men fantasize about it. Some are turned on by the risk of getting caught; others simply want the novelty of taking the bedroom show on the road. You may want a springtime romp in a field of flowers or a quickie in a bar bathroom, but in the end, sex in public—like real estate—is all about one thing: location location location.
The government of Netherlands has decided to make public sex in Amsterdam's famous Vondelpark legal. The park was a notorious cruising ground for gays. And it's become too much of a hassle for police to enforce. Is this another in a long line of Dutch capitulations or another genius tourism move?
