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The lost art of kissing

By William D. Hicks

Kissing plays an obvious and important role in romance. It’s often the first time many people know they’re in love — quickened pulse, butterflies, maybe even fireworks. But kissing seems to be a lost art form these days.

Ready to reclaim it? Anyone who masters these eight techniques to becoming a kissing master deserves a second date:

Towel off
Kisses are not meant to be wet. Sure, lips are intrinsically moist, but no one wants to kiss fish lips.


Moisturize
Lips that are dry or chapped feel like kissing sandpaper. Find a favorite lip balm and get into the habit of using it often.


Freshen up
If garlic and onions have to accompany every meal, make sure you carry breath spray or mints with you at all times. Excuse yourself before you start to pitch woo and give your breath a boost!


Shut up
First dates are not the place to practice your French kissing skills. While some people love to French kiss, others do not. It's way too intimate, and first dates should leave 'em wanting more.


Tantalize
Small, strategic kisses on the ears, lips and neck can be as effective — or more effective — than a long, lingering kiss that lasts a lifetime.


Be creative
Kissing is more than locked-lips; it can entail nibbling, licking and caressing someone's lips. You can also use your hands on their back, face, lips or hips to add an extra level of sensation to any kiss.


Focus
Concentrate on the kiss. Close your eyes and enjoy the sensation of lips on yours. Let your mind go; be in the moment.


Stop
No means no. If a date shies away from kissing on the first date, don't press the issue. Leave something to look forward to on the next date.

The only rule I know for giving a perfect kiss is two tiny little words: MEAN IT.

And it doesn't hurt if you got a kissable face....

i love kissin'

i am always happy when guys tell me i am a good kisser.

Anxiety said:

very true my friend, very true!

Sweeny79 said: