Its the forbidden fruit. the more you cant have something, the more u want it.

being in non muslim countries, i dont see/hear these things happening in cinemas, toilets, store rooms etc. I dont say they never happen, but very very less.
Malaysia being an Islamic country, sets this conservative situation for Malaysians, especially those who call themselves Muslims.
All these restrictions makes people wanna do what they cant.
So whenever, whereever they have a chance to get a taste of the forbidden fruit, they take it. Toilets, taxis, cinema halls etc.

And many Malays, being born into Islamic cultures that sets many restrictions, and many of them dont fully understand why it was restricted to them, take every chance they get to do it.

Human nature, the more you cant have it, the more u want it.

Ive heard cases in Malaysia where a Chinese couple (still high school students) got caught doing it in the toilet at the school, during class. You can even see this video in Youtube.
Same concept, they are still kids, they wanna do it, its restricted, so they seek for any chance they can get.

Malays, being the more conservative compared to most (or so they should be, lol) are victims (victim? lol) to this situation. Thats why u see more of the Kampung type and tudung wearing Malays doing it. We also hear cases of molestation and rape done by so called Alim (religious) people. Many of the Malay you see doing these things are also from states like Kelantan etc. Wannabes.
They have been keeping all the desires inside for so long that it bursts out. They kept the desires inside because they are afraid of what the conservative community they living in will say if they dont.
They are restricting themselves just to fit in the community, without really understanding the reason why.

Finally, I am a Malay myself, been living overseas, but never felt the urge to do things like these over there. I had girlfrens during my time there, and had a long relationship with one who is a Malaysian too, but we dont find ourselves groping each other in cinemas. We spent most of our time together but sex was never the main factor.

Living overseas, when we spend time together in a room, to study for our exams, it was never a problem. But in Malaysia, if we do that, we could be charged with Close Proximity ( Tangkap basah, or khalwat ).

Human nature with the forbidden fruit.

Mr D Goodness gracious! That couple sound more like exhibitionists. Is there a cinema-equivalent of the “mile high club”?

Kavi Ok, Klang ain’t that bad, although non-insured Malaysians would think twice to visit. Just kidding man! Horny couples is as annoying as inquisitive children and live commentators man – it’s distracting! Or in this case, tits-tracting!

horny couples ain’t too bad… annoying children asking questions for 2 hrs is catastrophic…

I got something even more sordid. A couple was sitting a few rows behinh us and…well they were going for IT. And when I say IT, i mean IT!

The cinema was about 10% full and they were humping away behind us and trying to remain quiet but a few noises came out.

Let’s just say we moved to anothe rpar tof the cinema to give them their space and had a laugh.

well,mmg its very annoying if u come across such things in the cinema.i think i would do what u suggested,give them a good stare (usha!) and c how they react.just pathetic.the fact that she wears a tudung made it even worse!dont they have cctv cameras in the cineplex?they should make use of it man.

eleh…nak harap jais,diorg pun sama takleh pakai gak.buang masa mak bapak je!

Rice Blogger I guess so, no I’m not from Klang of course as I’m not wanted by the police.

giddy tigress We encountered that too. What is with these people?

Jewelle Tan I think if I took a videotape, I would either be caught by TGV, thinking I’m working for a DVD pirate, or I would’ve been fined by the Syariah court, because I recorded muslim couples having a rub-a-dub-dub.

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