Stop muttering and making out!

Does anyone else get annoyed when their in a quiet room with some couple who are giggling, making out and mutering. My bro and a his girlfriend have just been doing it but I think they're going up into our room (me and my bro share the attic) to watch monty python or something.
It's just been getting on my nerves. It's not helped by the fact that I hate him and don't like her (no reason to not like her I just don't, but I'm civil and only my mum knows that I'm not fond of her)
Could it be because I'm a little annoyed/jealous that I don't have someone special or does it annoy people, whether they have a partner or not, when someone else is muttering, giggling and kissing like 10 feet from you.

Reply 1

BlackHawk

17

No, it's because they're being incredible immature, insensitive and rude. They have a room they can go up to and cuddle and kiss in so tell them to go there and stop being so tactile in front of people.

Reply 2

matt@internet

OP

12

Yeah I certainly think I would have the courtesy to just not mutter, giggle and make out in front of other people unless we were way drunk and everyone was doing it. Or if we were making a porno movie :biggrin:

They've gone now anyway. I just felt really uncomfortable and annoyed and was really starting to get angry which, in my case, is not a good thing.

Reply 3

BlackHawk

17

Well start filming and see if it puts them off :biggrin:

Reply 4

Talya

16

I think it is incredibly rude. I make a point of not doing it (though my boyfriend wants to!) It's just embarassing for the other people in the room as well :eek:

Rude

Reply 5

matt@internet

OP

12

Believe me it wouldn't bother them. Chris got drunk and just started trying to make out with some other guy so I know he has no shame cos he also tried it when he was sober but this time the guy told him to stop it. And his girlfriend got pregnant at 14 so I reckon she ain't too abashed either (mostly from the stuff she says like admitting that she walked in on her parents having sex and that they tried to start a convo with her :eek:

)

Reply 6

Xx Tomásíona - Mháire xX

14

just tell him to **** off and do it elsewhere :smile:

in the nicest way possible of course lol

Reply 7

*~vicki~*

2

I'm in a relationship and it annoys me, its really rude and inconsiderate, as not many people want to watch it.... it also annoys me when i'm out and i see people snogging each others faces off, theres not really any need for it.

Reply 8

matt@internet

OP

12

Thing is part of me would rather have them under my nose, because, until my mum stopped them, whenever they went up into our room they'd pull the ladder up so no-one could get up. I still dread to think what they were up to up there. I'd ****ing hit the roof if they were having sex in my room. I mean it's my room too. Come to think of it I don't know WTF they're doing now as I'm listening to music in my headphones so that I could drown out the sounds they were making (on the sofa that is).

Reply 9

Xx Tomásíona - Mháire xX

14

matt@internet

Thing is part of me would rather have them under my nose, because, until my mum stopped them, whenever they went up into our room they'd pull the ladder up so no-one could get up. I still dread to think what they were up to up there. I'd ****ing hit the roof if they were having sex in my room. I mean it's my room too. Come to think of it I don't know WTF they're doing now as I'm listening to music in my headphones so that I could drown out the sounds they were making (on the sofa that is).

tell them to **** off to her house

Reply 10

grace

15

good lord you people sound like a bunch of 80 year olds. there's no harm in a couple kissing and cuddling and whispering to each other. you need to cut your brother and his gf some slack, so what if they did have sex in your room?! if you wanted to have sex in your room (also his room) i'm sure you would.

get over it

Reply 11

matt@internet

OP

12

No ****ing chance. Anyway they can't go to her house as her parents don't like him. I know how they feel.

Reply 12

Talya

16

grace

good lord you people sound like a bunch of 80 year olds. there's no harm in a couple kissing and cuddling and whispering to each other.

Yeah, there's no HARM, but it annoys those around you, so you're not exactly going to be making friends.

Reply 13

grace

15

Talya

Yeah, there's no HARM, but it annoys those around you, so you're not exactly going to be making friends.

why should it annoy people?! unless they're groping each other or getting naked, a few kisses and whispering is harmless. i do that with my bf in front of my dad ffs :rolleyes:

Reply 14

Strictly Business

14

Shut up... stop being anti-social.

Reply 15

Talya

16

grace

why should it annoy people?! unless they're groping each other or getting naked, a few kisses and whispering is harmless.

It's like being the kid in the playground no one wants to play with, that's why!

Reply 16

puppy

Doesn't bother me. When I'm with someone I'm awful in public because I'm more concerned in doing what I like with who I'm with than what a bunch a strangers think. It probably won't scar them for life, it's not like I'm raping a small child in front of them.

Reply 17

Helenia

20

grace

why should it annoy people?! unless they're groping each other or getting naked, a few kisses and whispering is harmless. i do that with my bf in front of my dad ffs :rolleyes:

Because it's excluding other people. If you were in a normal group of friends and two of them kept whispering stuff to each other which they wouldn't talk about to the rest of you, that would be considered rude. Why should it be different just because they're a couple? I don't mind the odd kiss or whatever, but if you're just going to sit there and snog and ignore everyone else, why bother coming out? It's especially rude if there's only one other person there - what are you meant to do while they're busy kissing? Where are you meant to look?