No, Tinkly, have a look through my posts. Not once have I used the words 'loved up entitlement'.
I HAVE used - anti social, oblivious, rude and inconsiderate.
Do they apply to you and your husband? No, because (for the third time 
) there is a difference between walking with someone because of a disability and holding hands because you can't bear
to let go.
To give another example, I have a 14 month old daughter. I hold her hand and I would expect people to step around us, not because I am entitled but because holding hands for safety reasons is different to holding hands for romantic reasons.
The problems come when people decide their right to hold hands as a couple, a partnership, is more important than me holding onto my toddler.
That is rude. That is saying, in effect, 'my right to walk how I wish trumps yours.' It is saying 'we don't notice anybody else. We matter. We are important. You are not.'
If I was walking with DD and encountered an elderly person struggling to walk, someone on crutches, wheelchair, I'd scoop her up, pregnant as I am, because that is the polite thing to do, and let them pass.
It really isn't hard.