I can assure you my friends are not the type to make out in public, the only time I've seen them kiss was at their wedding. Any pda would be holding hands and that's about it, I was just concerned about being respectful to the JA people, and making sure no one feels uncomfortable. I've spoken with them about all of this, they have no problem being discrete. Thank you all again, I feel a whole lot better!
I cannot claim to know what is and what is not with respect to attitudes regarding LGBT persons in Jamaica, however, I wish you all the best! Congratulations!
Don't waste your time with explanations, people only hear what they want to hear.
Jking - Good luck to you and your friends. I wish you all a safe and most enjoyable trip.
I agree with Rob that Jamaica (just like the US, Ireland, UK, etc.) is going through a transition to being more open minded about LGBT. I encounter many more lesbians than gay men, but the numbers for each seem to be increasing each trip over the past 31 years. I also agree that low season is a more laid back time to visit. All of us are more appreciated!
We're all in this together and none of us is getting out alive.
I like what Lola typed. Best thing I have read all day.