I wouldn’t say anything, unless it got uncomfortable for me (like making out) in which case I’d probably just jokingly address it “get a room, guys!!”

Be happy your son is just a late bloomer and not some lonely incel

I don't understand why there are still so many prudes in the world. Do you not remember the intense feelings? It's beautiful and magical. Let him enjoy it and don't shame him/them over snuggling on the couch!! This is a once in a lifetime feeling for many. Please don't ruin it for him. I also think it's WONDERFUL that he feels secure enough to show his affection to his partner so openly. Many do not. That's not a nice alternative.

Mid-twenties? Home from college? Romance is the reason most young adults move on, out of their parent's house.

We need more info.

Anonymous wrote:Of course it's normal. Don't you remember your first real relationship?

You can set rules for the house- everyone must be on their own cushion on the sofa, no lap-sitting, etc.

Jesus Christ. They're adults, not 12-year-olds!

I’d give them a little grace on the PDA front ( do you remember new love? It’s so wonderful and you just want to have that person in your space all the time!), but I also think it’s ok to let someone know when something makes you uncomfortable in your own house. Personally I wouldn’t approach it as “rules” but just a chance to give your DS some feedback to help him grow. If this is his first relationship he doesn’t really know what’s normal either.

Of course it's normal. Don't you remember your first real relationship?

You can set rules for the house- everyone must be on their own cushion on the sofa, no lap-sitting, etc.

He is in love. Congrats. Enjoy it. Let him enjoy it.

My kid is a late bloomer, and has fallen in love for the first time. He and his partner are in their mid-twenties. When they are together at our house they are always in top of each other. It is not really sexual but hanging on each other, leaning on each other, under a blanket on the couch watching TV. Is this normal? Immature? Inconsiderate? I don’t really have a frame of reference, since it is his first serious relationship.