She expresses this issue in her poem and says, “Dear Straight People, Kissing my girlfriend in public without looking to see who’s around is a luxury I do not fully have yet (Line 67).” Frohman acknowledges the potential threats or danger that can come from kissing her girlfriend in public. She does not feel free or possibly safe enough to kiss her girlfriend without being worried about what pedestrians passing by might think or act. Straight couples, however, have the opportunity to show their public displays of affection and not get any comments on
She expresses this issue in her poem and says, “Dear Straight People, Kissing my girlfriend in public without looking to see who’s around is a luxury I do not fully have yet (Line 67).” Frohman acknowledges the potential threats or danger that can come from kissing her girlfriend in public. She does not feel free or possibly safe enough to kiss her girlfriend without being worried about what pedestrians passing by might think or act. Straight couples, however, have the opportunity to show their public displays of affection and not get any comments on