Kissing
Kissing ... what is it all about?
I was snogging my latest lover the other day, and I remember thinking no one kisses the same way and isn't that interesting? Hmmm, that could say a lot about his kissing couldn't it? His are the pecking type. Not a full lip lock type. With him you also have a problem with teeth grazing and I wonder, how acceptable teeth touching with your tongue while snogging, is? I do know teeth to teeth clashing is horrid, and can be quite painful.
Our session also got me thinking about who likes kissing better? You'd think it would be the girls, but just look at the amount of profiles where the man has mentioned kissing, and not just mentioned it, he loves and wants lots of it. To him it represents passion. And he is on this site because there is no passion at home anymore.
Then we must consider eyes - shut or open? It's very difficult to enjoy sexual activity as much with eyes open but gazing into each others' eyes while kissing is really erotic and intimate. You can taste and see the passion that way, and if there are wandering hands too, all those senses are being utilised to the max.
Naturally kissing is not confined to lips. A slight brush to my neck will bring out the goose bumps, and a line of kisses in the downward direction is simply heaven. The final destination being unknown, makes for a consummate culmination of senses.
C'mon people, let's throw kisses not stones.
A Cougar
Sara's reply :
Loving the name! Completely agree, kissing is wonderful ... though this letter has reminded how long it's been since I had a good snog! Arrrghhh!
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barnstapleman - 12 Sep, 2012 - 03:38PM KISSING, is the most passionate thing i find more so perhaps when it is done right than the sex act its self, when it grows into a snog well i find that some woman swoon an old saying meaning to faint, to be overwhelmed by ecstatic and joy, according to the dictionary, im lucky to have been able to swoon a few woman and that has given me great pleasure |
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Anonymous User - 05 Sep, 2012 - 08:01AM I was saying...this site shouldnt only be about sex. I cant speak for the men but some of us women are looking purely for romance. |
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Anonymous User - 04 Sep, 2012 - 02:52PM I have met two wonderful men on this site... The first, OOOOOh the passion,the depth of kissing and looking at him straight it the eyes as you do it... brings him to life on all levels. Even just to lay in the dark and to kiss blind,try placing some popping candy in your mouth just before you kiss. |
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silver__foxman - 30 Aug, 2012 - 12:53PM Kissing is more passionate that actual sex I think. Its like the starter of any meal, the side dish of the mains and desert also. |
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Anonymous User - 30 Aug, 2012 - 10:31AM Sadly, I empathise with deepest-secret as I felt the same when I read this letter. Im 38 years old and cant recall when I was last kissed; over 5 years ago. I feel terribly envious when I see others locked in a passionate embrace. It affects you in many ways for eg, if Im watching a film that contains romantic or sexy scenes, I often walk out of the room as it only reinforces what's missing from my marriage. We never go away for romantic weekends and I avoid holidays. It makes you feel inadequate and half a person. Hence, I find myself here in the hope I will find a very special gentleman who, so far, is proving to be very elusive. |
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deepest-secret - 30 Aug, 2012 - 08:03AM Reading this thread has brought a lump to my throat -- because I am married to someone who doesn't kiss. Just refuses. The best I can hope for is a peck, a bit like a teenage boy would give his great aunt. Other than that its zip. |
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kentgent50 - 29 Aug, 2012 - 08:38PM kissing is fantastic, it can be electric, it can sexual, and passionate. i love it. |
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Aelius - 28 Aug, 2012 - 09:13PM A kiss, is a kiss, is a kiss …. er no! |
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Anonymous User - 28 Aug, 2012 - 04:42PM Kissing - love it! Although I refuse to do the teenager-ish thing of full snogging in the street, its pretty disgusting IMHO. Much better, in public, to go for a cheek kiss or a quick kiss on the lips. In private however, let the lips roam free and the kissing be long and sensual! |
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CoKo21 - 28 Aug, 2012 - 02:49PM Kissing, as pretty much everyone writing on this topic seems to agree,is wonderful and a great precusor to other things. With one lover - before we became lovers - I simply had to stop in the middle of the street for our first kiss. It was but a gentle meeting of closed lips. But I found him and his conversation so devastatingly attractive that I could not wait a moment longer to feel his soft lips against mine. |
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Anonymous User - 27 Aug, 2012 - 11:05PM To the anonymous person who replied on 27th augusts at 11.20am to my post. Thank you, it was sweet of you to care enough to reply as you did. Actually, whilst i was reading your comment, a wet tear rolled down my cheek... |
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Anonymous User - 27 Aug, 2012 - 08:18PM Im constantly surprised at the number of dates Ive had where he's had bad breath. There was no hope of us ever kissing. One had an onion bagel just before we met. I smelt the pungent onion as he leaned forward to greet me; it made me recoil. |
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Anonymous User - 27 Aug, 2012 - 07:11PM A kiss, a simple kiss, is that not the starting point to being intimate? And most of us have been married or living with life partners for a long time, we are used to how they kiss, what they like and what they don't, so kissing someone new is going to be a playing field neither have kissed on....... So the first kiss might not be perfect, it may be full of nervs, the other is wondering where to put hands, ect..... We shouldn't base everything on a first kiss right???? If the second kiss is not up to scratch, then move on, but a kiss is so important I think!!! |
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Anonymous User - 27 Aug, 2012 - 05:40PM Although I am now 36.... I always remember one of the first pieces of advice my mum gave me! It doesn't matter how much chemistry you may have with a person, if they can't take the time to melt you with a kiss there sure won't be any magic between the sheets!! I have since found this to be very true. Delicious tingling kisses are a must... Yummy :-) |
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Dawniedotts - 27 Aug, 2012 - 12:49PM I love kissing! The more kissing the better as far as I'm concerned...but as some on here have said, bad breath is a no no..I went on a recent date which a friend of mine had 'set up' and the guy was really nice all evening...came to the kiss and oh my goodness, he had really bad halitosis, so bad in fact that it took all my will power not to gag. He obviously really enjoyed kissing too, poor guy, and his ministrations left me smelling like his bad breath...I had to go home and scrub my face. I did feel sorry for him though as I know that halitosis is a medical condition, but come on, you can get stuff from your dentist to get rid of it surely? |
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Anonymous User - 27 Aug, 2012 - 11:33AM I once met a guy for here and we felt after hours of the wining/dining I went in for the kiss. Urgh. He rammed his tongue straight down my throat and the amount of saliva, I was put off immediately. I tried to teach him how I wanted to be kissed without words, with my lips, mouth, but it wasn't happening, I just think he hadn't been kissed in so long, he just didn't know what to do! I think a man should follow a ladies' lead. I do love tongue kissing but just not immediately when things haven't even quite warmed up with the first kiss. Let's just say I didn't see him again. Another date ended up after the said `gentleman' walking me back to my car after a pleasant lunch, basically pounced on me in the corridor, sliding his hand up my skirt and kissing me. I pulled away and got straight out of there... Shame as I rather liked him. Told him what he'd done wrong and he profusely apologised but the moment had gone. |
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Anonymous User - 27 Aug, 2012 - 11:20AM All I say to the member who hasn`nt had much experience of kissing and had two men taking the mick,don`t worry at least youve got rid of the toads and you will meet a man who understands and is more of a gent not to critisise as who is classed as a good kisser these days,what makes a good kisser.It all sorts itself in the end. |
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Gentlemanjim777 - 26 Aug, 2012 - 02:11PM As the song goes, it started with a kiss! It always starts with a kiss! Kissing to me is so under-rated, allow me to clarify, I’m not talking about a peck, the hello peck, that is nothing! although girls we all know at the right time in the right place ………… Kissing is the start of foreplay, the gentle peck on the lips, the neck, ear lobes, nose, forehead as you lover lays back with her eyes closed, back to her lips and more intense snog, back to pecking with a slight tongue, more snogging tongues, I love sucking my lovers tongue (maybe I’m a perv??), kissing the body all over, to watch the tingle, oh I could kiss forever, I love it, it represents so much! Never under estimate kissing!! Go snog and enjoy!! |
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Anonymous User - 25 Aug, 2012 - 02:26PM I met a gorgeous man on here. Unfortunatly i hadnt had many lovers and not much kissing experience. He did seem to enjoy kissing me and that would be the first thing he wished to do when we would meet. But he told me that I didnt know how to kiss and that i kiss like a reptile. He tried to teach me how to kiss. Another guy i met on here for just a first date drink that i kissed meowed when i kissed him. He thought I kissed like a cat. I think i need more practice... |
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carouselgirl - 24 Aug, 2012 - 09:28PM I’m in agreement with Marker because its the first thing I need to do before I can even contemplate taking things further. Maybe that may be a personal preference but I believe that kissing is both stimulating and an an intimate way to enjoy the pleasure of being with another :-) |
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relight my fire - 24 Aug, 2012 - 12:56AM some people really can not kiss dont like them sloppy ones that make you look like you have just wash your face in the dogs bowl. |
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Marble25 - 24 Aug, 2012 - 12:22AM Kissing ... Wow So under used ... I love to kiss and be kissed ... locking lips with someone you fancy ... well just breath taking! I suggest that every date consist's of a least one hour of kissing! I find different types of kissing works for me ... The love kiss .. long and lingering ...! the passion kiss ... hot and steamy and so on ... Im sure we can add to this list..! I love lip locking but haven't had enough of late ... any frogs need a princess to kiss ...? |
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Anonymous User - 23 Aug, 2012 - 07:22PM I agree with Anon user 21st August (23 year partner). I think that kissing is natures way of determining whether the hormones / chemistry is right with a new partner before proceeding to the full on sex stage. As its an exploratory stage in the courtship ritual its not surprising that truly passionate kissing will be absent in most long term relationships simply because the couple have advanced beyond the exploratory stage and kissing serves no further useful purpose in reproduction. Really thats what this site is all about. Re- discovering the heady romance and passion that comes with meeting a new potential mate (Even if no actual mating takes place) |
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Anonymous User - 21 Aug, 2012 - 10:21PM Must agree kissing is fantastic if done soft and sensually, give you a good idea of the pace of what is to come, when you do go to bed together. If a guy cant kiss and just sticks his tongue down your throat I want to gip, its awful, needless to say I dont see him again. |
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Anonymous User - 21 Aug, 2012 - 08:06PM Ah yes, the kiss - on a first date earlier this year, the guy in question asked, in a very gentlemanly way, if he could kiss me. He was a pleasant guy and so I said yes, what a mistake, without any hesitation he proceeded to shove his hot, fat, wet tongue, reeking of the onions he had just eaten in his salad, in my mouth it took me all my willpower not to gag. It has made me wary of future dates. |
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Anonymous User - 21 Aug, 2012 - 03:13PM I can quite honestly say that lack of kissing is the main reason I came on this site in the first place. Yes I know it sounds ridiculous but I am in a very happy marriage and do have a wonderful life but there is nothing more that turns me on than being 'Snogged to death' by a handsome man. My husband pecks at me like a bird and almost wants to stop before he starts!!...When we first met it was electric between us and we do still have a fab sex life but with no kissing!I have discussed it with him and it just seems to fall on deaf ears. I have therefore decided to do something about it. My theory on this one is that you simply cannot kiss a long term partner(23 years) and feel horny and excited in the same way as you can a lover..Am I wrong? |
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marker44 - 21 Aug, 2012 - 11:47AM I think that kissing is a great sign of chemistry. If you kiss and it all feels natural or even better it blows your socks off then you know that there is some sort of connection. |
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cotter - 21 Aug, 2012 - 09:01AM Well kissing is a must and is very much part of my profile. I love kissing and hugging this is the prelude to making love as a matter of fact it is to me making love.Kissing for the first time between to people often is the initial start of an affair and and can determine how passionate the two people will become . For me I love kissing will never get enough passion passion lovely they shoulh make a film Carry on kissing |
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testthewaters70 - 21 Aug, 2012 - 08:38AM Best kiss I ever had was through someone I met on this site. I'm not a uniform freak, but he was an airline captain and he was in uniform - about to fly off somewhere early in the morning. The smell of jet fuel hanging in the air. And he was a fabulous kisser anyway. Amazing. |
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richgirl3 - 20 Aug, 2012 - 10:58PM How interesting that after the letter the other day about people remaining anonymous,names have started to appear! Oh yes back to the subject of kissing, the initial chemistry and the much wanted butterflies come from those first kisses but lizards beware, tonsil tickling doesnt do it! xx |
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Anonymous User - 20 Aug, 2012 - 10:25PM kisses are ok - as long as the guy has good dental hygeine and no bad breath! Met a few who had bad breath and it was a complete turn off! However you have to really feel at ease with the guy you are kissing........there has to be real chemistry for it to be really good - on a 2nd date I had a month ago the guy asked if I enjoyed kissing - to which I said yes - he then proceeded to say that he only kissed pussies....to which I told him to sling his hook! |
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tolabur - 20 Aug, 2012 - 05:29PM Totally agree that kissing is wonderful and is a part of foreplay and a very important part too. |
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EbonyDesires - 20 Aug, 2012 - 05:14PM dominae...There are many like that guy. It's a shame. But you will find someone who can follow through AFTER the amazing kiss :) |
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clare17 - 20 Aug, 2012 - 05:09PM kissing. love it. |
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hippichik - 20 Aug, 2012 - 03:42PM Sometimes a kiss is a kinda forerunner for how a man can be in bed, straight in for the tongue down the throat,always makes me think "hmm not into foreplay", however life ia s learning curve all the way along, so you could always teach a new guy how you want to be kissed.But as with all the letters, I firmly agree that kissing is fantastic and very occaisionally, with the right guy, right moment, almost orgasmic!!!Start with a good kiss in the morning, with a promise of more to come in the evening, can set you up for a day of delightful anticipation and a night to remember for ever?!!! |
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ladyjac - 20 Aug, 2012 - 03:32PM I agree with all that has been said, kissing is so erotic, sensual and not just on the lips, the neck even the hand brings me out in goose bumps, it certainly starts the juices flowing and the thought of the future sensations that hopefully will follow |
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robwestsussex - 20 Aug, 2012 - 02:41PM Reading this letter makes me think about kissing and funnily enough the person that i have most enjoyed passionate kissing with is the lady i live with now,real shame that it has gone from our relationship..a quick peck is just not the same:) |
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bambi74 - 20 Aug, 2012 - 01:52PM kissing is the first form of forplay to me, u either love or hate me, as i have my tongue pierced......... x |
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Anonymous User - 20 Aug, 2012 - 01:16PM You can tell so so much from a kiss. I love kissing but if my lover can't kiss properly then I can go no further. But what if the other has bad breath? That has to be the worst type of kiss. |
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Anonymous User - 20 Aug, 2012 - 11:43AM Oh Sara,come on girls.I've been having a whale of ime.I had some amazing dates and have been snogged to my hearts content and I have to agree with a cougar that our gentleman on IE are the kissing type and boy can some of them kiss.Heaven....I particulary like to close my eyes when he comes close to me for the kiss,it just seem to intensify the feeling.mmmmmmm |
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Ash36London - 20 Aug, 2012 - 11:14AM I completely agree. I miss kissing all over! Its amazing, its sensual its the best! |
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sadiean - 20 Aug, 2012 - 10:49AM Totally mills and boon description/ s of kisses and how it feels....... Mmmm I like. Xxx |
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Oh my, yes, kissing is soooooo one of the things to get the juices flowing. It's an incredibly intimate act, we actually get to taste the other, feel the softness of their lips, the strength and slipperiness of their tongue, the eagerness of the response to our mutual invasion of the others mouth and yes, open the eyes and see the dilation of the eyes, sense the quickening of heart beats, feel the shortening of the breath. And that's before you venture away from the mouth, descend to the neck and if you get to travel further....... Bloody hell, it turns me on just thinking about it. To all you ladies out there, kissing is very under rated, kissing in all its forms is a prelude to what might follow. Yum, yum! |
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dominae - 20 Aug, 2012 - 08:06AM I met a potential lover recently, sadly it came to nought brought on by his cold feet is suspect. I digress - the point is that he grabbed me in a public place and whisked me to one side for a brief but brilliant kiss. It made my day and week even, the messages followed promised a hot steamy passionate affair... I then received a message out of the blue cancelling all future contact with some excuse that his wife had found him out only to see him online again a day later. |
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