Would you like to make your move to the cinema? There is no shame in making out in the cinema. This romantic move is loved by high school students and adults in the right spirit. Let's face it, sometimes there's no better place to make out than in a dark cinema, where there's a sexy feeling of closeness and anonymity. However, before making your move, you need to adjust and make sure your partner is ready for action. If you want to know how to make out in a movie theater, go to Step 1.
Steps
Part 1 of 2: Making the Preparations
Step 1. Choose a movie that will put you in the right mood
If you want to have the best make out session in a movie theater, you should choose a movie that makes you and your partner feel that right feeling. You both probably already know that you're only going to the movies to move your lips, not to see the latest Oscar nominee do his best performance. You should choose something romantic or something boring and meaningless, so you have plenty of time to kiss without losing anything. But avoid something too gory, scary or challenging. You don't want to be caught making out during a racial crime or civil rights movie.
- Any summer hit, romantic comedy or action movie is perfect for making out. You don't want your partner to turn around and say, "Wait, I want to see what happens."
- You should also be careful not to choose a movie on the first day of release, otherwise the cinema will be crowded. Choose something that has been out for a while or something you've never heard before. This will give you more chances to have more privacy.
- Also, if you are old enough, go see a movie that is not suitable for minors under 13 or 18. Try to limit the number of kids in the audience, otherwise they'll ruin your program.
Step 2. Minimize concessions
Want popcorn with extra butter or a long make out session with extra love? You could take some M & Ms and keep them for later or a large coke to quench your thirst, but you should avoid giving in too much to these concessions, they could ruin your make out. You don't want to kiss or caress your partner's face with butter or cheese-stained fingers?
If you just can't go without popcorn, maybe take it at half-time after you've had some time to kiss
Step 3. Sit somewhere where you can have some privacy
While it can be difficult to have privacy in a public place, you can definitely try to find some more secluded places, where you won't get angry looks or scolding from the grandmother on duty. Find two places at the back where people won't see two silhouettes kissing instead of Denzel Washington. Try sitting near the wall, in a row where there is no one or that is not surrounded by too many people. This will make you feel less shy when you have to make the first move.
If you know the cinema won't be full, try arriving a little late so you can spot an intimate spot without the family of 8 behind you at the last minute
Step 4. Make physical contact
It will be strange to try to bring your lips together before you have even touched the other. Guys can casually put their arms on the seat at the start of the movie and then rest it on the girl's shoulder as the movie progresses. You can also move close enough for your feet and arms to touch, to make some physical contact. If you are in one of those big cinemas with the armrests that move, move them up so you will be even closer to your partner.
Another relevant thing is that cinemas are almost always cold. Guys can ask girls if they are cold and if they say yes, there is an excuse to get closer
Step 5. Touch yourself lightly
Once you are close, you can start touching each other. You can hold your hand, trying to stroke your fingers every now and then, rather than letting your hands hang out like boiled fish. You can also gently touch each other's knees or arms to get to a more intimate level.
Remember to give yourself time. You don't have to get carried away the second the movie starts. Make it happen naturally, without rushing things - unless you feel like the most natural thing to do is to start making out right away
Step 6. Make eye contact
While it can be difficult to make eye contact while both of you are facing the screen trying to watch a movie, it will also be difficult to kiss without looking into each other's eyes. After touching for a while, or after making jokes about the movie, you may slowly turn to each other and make eye contact. This will let the partner know that you are interested in more of the movie.
Hold your gaze for a second and then look away. Alternatively, you can let your gaze linger and let your partner know it's time to start kissing
Step 7. Bring your faces closer
Now is the time to tilt your heads and move closer until your lips almost touch. You can put your arms on your partner's hips, hands, or face to complete the move. If it seems too much, you can start with a simple kiss and then use your hands at a later stage. Keep looking your partner in the eye and get ready for the rest.
Keep in mind that if this is the first time you and your partner have made out, movies may not be the best place to start. Trying to make out in a movie with someone you haven't kissed yet can take the other person by surprise, and it can be a little embarrassing to know how they kiss each other in the dark
Part 2 of 2: Making a Move
Step 1. Bring your lips together slightly
Press your lips lightly and gently and appreciate the feel of your partner's lips on yours. You can put one lip on your partner's and the other between their lips or on top, so that the lips fit together rather than on top of each other. You can just linger like this for a few seconds without waiting for anything else. Don't pout too much, relax and enjoy the sweet, simple sensation.
Step 2. Start making out
This is what you've been waiting for - we're not talking about the fight scene in "The Avengers." Once the lips are joined, there is no limit. Gently stick your tongue into your partner's mouth and start the French kiss. Go slowly at first, don't stick your tongue in the other's mouth. Once the tongues have touched, gently explore the area.
Step 3. Use your hands
You don't have to groped, but using your hands as you pumice can help get you in gear. Stroke your partner's face as you kiss, touch their shoulders or arms, and keep your hands moving to make the situation interesting. You don't have to overdo it - there are also some simple sensual kisses that don't need a lot of arm movements.
- You can also place a hand on your partner's thigh or stroke his knee.
- Try stroking the sides of your partner's neck as you kiss.
- Using your hands and exploring your partner's body (in Restricted Areas) can help make your make out better, but don't go too far. You're in a public place after all, and you don't want to be escorted out of the cinema after your make out is rated as child-safe.
Step 4. Don't forget to take breaks to breathe
You don't have to make out for thirty minutes or for the duration of the movie without stopping. In fact, you'll probably like it more if you take breaks and get some fresh air every now and then. You can slowly move away from your partner and breathe a little, then look at the other again and go back to kissing. You can also walk away for a while and go back to following the movie until the next make out session. This will create expectation while looking forward to starting kissing you again.
You can also smile and stroke your partner's hair while you take a break
Step 5. Leave your partner with a desire to do it again
As the credits roll and walk away from the crime scene and pumice, you should smile, stroke your partner's face, and let them know how much you liked it. You can also make a joke about how much you liked the movie or say you wouldn't mind seeing it again to get a better feel for some scenes. You could spice things up next time by making out somewhere a little more private. But until then, you can build expectation about the next time you go to the movies.
Shake your partner's hand as you leave the cinema. Walk fast so that other customers don't recognize you! And get ready to plan your next sexy movie session
Advice
- Choose a good place that doesn't attract attention.
- Don't make noises or they will kick you out.
- Don't be shy, but don't suddenly grab your partner to kiss him.
- Don't fill your mouth with popcorn, especially if you have braces. Share your snacks. If you're a gentleman, hold the door and pay for it (or split in half).
- MAKE IT RED! It helps a lot.
Warnings
- If either of you isn't ready, don't force it.
- If you're a girl, don't expect him to always pay. Bring some money.
