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Gay would like to hold my partners hand in Dublin city centre , would there be a hom

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  • 03-09-2013 1:22am
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    stephenken
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    would love to walk down o Connell street in Dublin hand in hand with my partner. Is it possible ?


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    Walker77
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    stephenken wrote: »
    would love to walk down o Connell street in Dublin hand in hand with my partner. Is it possible ?

    I can't see it been a problem only to the few who are intolerant of other expressing affection. Most people see it as a healthy relationship. I love see couples holding hands and enjoying the feeling that comes from it no matter what the sexuality is.


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    Pai Mei
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    It's sad that something as simple as holding you're partners hand even warrants questioning in this day and age.


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    Grab All Association
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    Be careful around people who look like this. But go for it do it :)

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    feardeas
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    I've seen it. It's the most natural thing to want to do with your partner and if I had a partner I know I would like to do likewise. Not sure that I'd have the balls to do it because of me being self conscious but I think most people would say FairPlay.

    Was out over the weekend and quite a few lads kissing in public. Dublin is changing, even heard from a friend that she saw two lads kissing in a night club in Galway. I'm not saying this as a kind of gee wizz shock horror. I'm saying we are finally growing up as a country and maybe the more of it that is seen the feicin better.

    I nearly have myself convinced I'd do it but I guess the bf would be a necessary component first!!!!


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    GarIT
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    I'd be careful if I were you. While most people would be ok with it there are still some narrow minded fools who might start a fight with you over it. It sounds terrible to say but it's not 100% safe for gays yet in Ireland. Wasn't there someone killed in the last year because someone realised that he was gay and he was beaten to death?


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    baby and crumble
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    Op I've never had an issue anywhere, other than your standard double takes- mostly since I started dressing a bit more masculine. But I do know lesbians ae less likely to have physical altercations with homophobes, so maybe that's part of it.

    But op, if all of us do it, it becomes normal. :)


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