There are kisses for almost every kind of emotion and occasion - the kiss on the cheek to greet each other, the motherly kiss on the forehead, the affectionate kiss on the lips. However, when you want to express your passion and, perhaps, even your carnal desire, you cannot use just any kiss. You have to kiss intensely and with passion. A mistake in the execution can turn this kiss into a disgusting and slimy maneuver, but, if performed with skill and feeling, there is no greater expression of one's love. Here's how to kiss the right way!
Steps
Part 1 of 3: Before the Kiss
Step 1. Make sure you have fresh, clean breath
Of course, good oral hygiene is vital, but if you have any doubts about your breath, eat a mint just before the kiss. Remember to spit out the gum or finish the mint before starting.
Be careful when choosing mints, as some leave a bad aftertaste, making your breath heavier than before. Water is always the best solution! It leaves no residue, refreshes the mouth and is thirst-quenching
Step 2. Kiss confidently
Start with a kiss on the cheek so that your partner faces you. When you pick the right moment, you can't go back, especially if it's your first time kissing that person. Be confident and confident. If she doesn't want to be kissed, she'll tell you, but until then, be a real pro.
Step 3. Set the mood
If you want your kiss to be passionate, you need to create the right mood. It doesn't mean that you have to sprinkle rose petals everywhere and light hundreds of candles, but that you should choose a place without too many distractions, so that you can focus on each other and on the passionate kiss.
Part 2 of 3: The Kiss
Step 1. Lean forward and tilt your head slightly
Your body movements give a clear signal of your desire and by bending your head you will avoid bumping your nose against that of the other person.
Step 2. Start slowly
Don't put your tongue in your partner's mouth right away. Simply press your lips against hers. Close your eyes for a more intimate experience and to avoid staring into the pores of her nose. Imagine that your eyes are controlled by a dimmer sensor.
Step 3. Delay between kisses
Kiss your partner once, slowly, so that it lasts a few seconds. Then part your lips, leaving them close enough to your partner's so that they almost touch. This delay will increase the passion and capture your partner's full attention.
Step 4. Open your lips slightly
If the kiss is returned, try opening your lips a little. If your partner follows your lead, try varying the opening slightly (more and less) during the kiss. Maybe you could explore her lips with the tip of your tongue; then, make your language meet hers. In reality, there are no fixed rules. The important thing is that the movements are fluid.
Remember that there is a fine line between a passionate kiss and excessive drooling. To understand how wet your kiss should be, kiss the back of your hand as if you were kissing your partner and part your lips. You should leave an amount of fluid that dries in seconds. If you leave more, perhaps with a circular saliva imprint, your kiss was excessive. Try again
Step 5. Experience the French kiss
During the kiss, you might try French kissing, which involves inserting your tongue into your partner's mouth to make her dance with his.
Part 3 of 3: Increase the Passion
Step 1. Be sensually aggressive
After you kiss for a while, you should try something more daring. Between kisses, nibble gently on your partner's lower lip, tugging on it a little as you move away. Don't be excessive unless your partner demands it.
Step 2. Try neck kissing
If things go well, spice things up: move your head towards your partner's neck by kissing and nibbling gently.
Step 3. Keep your arms busy
Never before has an experienced kisser been seen with limp arms on hips. At the very least, you should hug your partner, pulling them to you. You can also run your hands through her hair, stroke her back, hips, or other parts of her body. Wrapping your partner in your arms can be exciting for both of you!
The points that you can explore with your hands depend on the type of relationship, the desire and the signals that your partner communicates to you, both verbally and with body language
Step 4. Try a ten second kiss
According to some, longer kisses, lasting at least ten seconds, can create a stronger passionate bond between two people than shorter ones. Keep kissing your partner for some time, regulating your breath and keeping your eyes closed.
Step 5. Don't be distracted by anything
Whether there are fireworks - a very appropriate time for a passionate kiss - or there are people around you at the airport, you shouldn't be distracted. If you look around while kissing, your partner may feel neglected and the passion may fade. Whatever happens, keep your focus on your kiss and your partner.
Advice
- Keep your bodies close during the kiss.
- Be careful if you wear braces. You could hurt your partner.
- If you want to get really fresh breath, try cleaning your tongue with water and a soft-bristled toothbrush. Just rub it on your tongue until it is clean, and finally rinse your mouth.
- Avoid foods that make your breath bad, like garlic and onions.
