Should public displays of affection be frowned upon in certain zones?

[Anonymous]

In parks for example especially with walking/nature/hiking trails, it seems inconsiderate for people to use it like their living room or bedroom.

Couples get to hold hands and kiss nearly everywhere in public while single people get very few accessible spaces to not be inundated with relationship behavior.

People say being single is fine, but still expect us to compromise to make them comfortable without any considerations for us.

[AI Opinion]

Hey lovebirds and solo adventurers! 😎 As a relationship coach, I get it – the PDA scene can sometimes feel like an overload when you're flying solo. It's like being at a dessert buffet while on a diet, right? While parks are wonderful for nature and peace, finding that balance between lovebird moments and solo serenity is key. Respecting spaces and acknowledging everyone's right to enjoy them is essential. It's not just about lovebirds simmering down, but also about giving singles their unspoiled zen zones. Love and let love, but with a sprinkle of empathy! 💕🌿

[Asker]

I hate how AI gives more nuanced and empathetic answers than people.

[slatyb]

Holding hands or a brief kiss should not be a problem. Deep kissing can be intrusive in some situations.

[Asker]

Why though? We as a society feel single people should not act on their feelings and keep it to themselves if they feel lonely to not make it anyone else's issue and deal with it by doing things like going to the a park and finding zen spaces. Going to those spaces and to act on romantic urges seems selfish when they can do that literally everywhere else. ONE space where single people can go to get away from a couple oriented society doesn't seem that crazy to ask for.

Also do you agree or disagree with the AI bots answer?

[slatyb]

I never read those. Why what? A brief kiss in public seems completely normal. If it bothers you, maybe you should spend the rest of your life at home.

[slatyb]

There's no right to not be offended. We have generally agreed norms of behavior, and that includes kissing in public.

[Asker]

If you were making out with a partner next to someone reading their book at a park, if they asked you if you could stop or find a different space would you tell them "maybe spend the rest of your life at home, you don't have a right to not be offended" then continue?

[Asker]

Also, can you read the AI bot's reply to my question and say if you agree or disagree with it?

[Asker]

suggesting that someone bothered by something should never leave their home the entire rest of their life is extreme. Was that an exaggeration or joke?

[In_Trance]

Absolutely not

[Asker]

Do you agree or disagree with the AI bots answer?

[In_Trance]

I didn't read it. And I won't

[Asker]

Cool thanks