Walking around the Frostburg campus, many students walk with their friends, while others walk with their significant others, holding hands. When asked how seeing personal displays of affection make individuals feel, people felt differently on the extremes. Junior, Michelle Buckmaster, majoring in Early Childhood Education said that it was,"fine if it was kept to a minimum, a quick kiss." The sexual orientation of the couple did not matter but if a homosexual was hitting on her that is when she would only feel uncomfortable.
Brent, a Senior majoring in Economics believed that personal displays were fine, with the only limitation being, "stripping, other than that it doesn't matter." The sexual orientation of the couple was irrelevant.
Victoria Veirs, a Freshman majoring in Education thought that holding hands was fine, but making out would be too much. If the couple was homosexual, she said that it didn't matter, but, "I might stare, but it doesn't affect me."
People are more comfortable than others when it comes to sexuality, and it is a personal opinion of what is considered appropriate.
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