Public display of affection

Okay, this is just in from Cosmopolitan Magazine.

PDA is back.

Public displays of affection.

They say the couples are holding hands, they're kissing like no one's watching, and posting their relationships online for everyone to see.

I didn't know it went anywhere, but I guess, yeah, there must have been a dip in that in the findings somewhere along the lines.

I

don't have a problem with PDA.

It's just to a point, obviously.

PDA,

Public Displays of Affection.

Is that what we're looking at? Did somebody actually do a study into this? Did you get a bunch of guys in white coats? Guys and girls in white coats hugging each other?

Yeah, going and doing public.

No, that would have been a very fun study to go do public displays of affection.

That is not how this was set up.

It was more asking couples how much they engage in the activity and then checking the relationship quality.

And basically, the big take home from this study is that couples that generally have more displays of affection tend to be happier.

Yeah.

Public displays of affection, but a hand-holding and kissing and whatnot, and when I see it, I, it's n- I don't, I don't, uh, I don't mind it.

I just want on the record to say I'm also not anti-PVA.

Hell of a glue.

Do you want some champagne? And he goes, sure, she said.

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while greeting France's Prime Minister Gabriel Attal at an Olympic swimming event.