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What's PDA and OTP
What's PDA and OTP
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PDA stands for "public display of affection" which means kissing or holding hands in public. For example, a school might say "No PDA is allowed."
OTP is "one true pairing" and it is not very common but it means a couple that you really wanted to date, most often in tv shows or books. For example:
"Did you hear Michelle and John are dating?"
"No way! That's my OTP"
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