When images of a couple napping and snuggling on a four-hour trip go online, people get upset

PDA, or public display of affection, is not necessarily problematic. In actuality, most of the time, when couples embrace or kiss in public, it only makes other people flush. But everything has an upper limit, and PDA is no exception.

A couple’s PDA over a four-hour trip left the other passengers perplexed and a little irritated, as it seemed that they had somehow forgotten when to stop. One of the travellers on the same flight posted pictures of the couple cuddling up on social media. On social media, the post, including the photos, went viral and received a lot of feedback.

It was not possible to confirm the incident’s date or location. In any case, the majority of individuals disapproved of the “lovebirds,” with many saying that their excessive PDA was inappropriate and others arguing that the pair was not bothering anybody.

The user account “babyibeenajoint” posted the pictures on social networking site X, which was once known as Twitter. “I can’t believe my view on the plane,” said the description for the photo. This is how the whole four-hour flight was.

While some made fun of the other lady who was dozing off on the seat behind the pair, the majority of people criticised the couple for their PDA. The pictures received an incredible 21 million views when they were posted a few days ago.

People expressed their irritated responses in the comment area. One user commented, “How did the flight attendant not say anything???” Another said, “Single me next to dem-hitting them with a slipper.” It was impossible to annoy Homegirl. A third individual said, “Be like a homegirl and go to bed.”

A fourth participant said, “I hated these types of couples in high school, all in the hall, slowing you down.” A fifth user said, “I would stare at his feet the whole time.” A sixth netizen said, “Imagine standing in front of them and wondering why it smells like hot feet.” Then it was said, “The woman behind has her shoes off too—not even socks!” Put on a pair of headphones and indulge in a book or movie. The next person said, “On aircraft, I only get upset if there’s a kid screaming or if you’re reclined into my area.