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Frequently asked questions on kissing #2
What is a Butterfly Kiss and how do I do it?
A Butterfly Kiss is a kiss that does not involve the lips. It is when two people put their eyes close to each other and flutter their eyelashes. Think blinking really fast while pressing your face to another person.
What is an Eskimo Kiss and how do I do it?
An Eskimo Kiss is another kiss that does not involve the lips. In an Eskimo Kiss two people rub their noses together gently.
What is a French Kiss and how do I do it?
A French Kiss is an open mouth kiss that involves moving your tongue in and out of your partner’s mouth as they do the same. It is a kind of kiss that requires practice and most people find it sloppy and unpleasant at first. For a more detailed description of how to French Kiss see: How To French Kiss
I have braces, is there a trick to kissing with these things on so that neither one of us gets cut?
Yes, the trick to kissing when one of you wears braces is simple; be gentle. Do not get all hot and heavy, keep the kissing soft and sweet. You may want to control the pace since you (as the person with the braces) will get the worst of any cutting. If things get too fast and furious take a break and nicely remind your partner that you have metal braces on your mouth that kind of hurt when the kissing gets hard. S/he will most likely be very understanding and if s/he isn’t, why would you want to go on kissing them anyway?
My steady has bad breath which makes kissing not so fun, how can I let him/her know without hurting his/her feelings?
The kindest way to handle this is the most subtle, invest in breath spray or mints and before the two of you start kissing pop one yourself. Turn to your date and say, "I think fresh breath should be a kissing priority, don’t you?" then give him/her a mint or hand over the breath spray. When you phrase it like this it doesn’t allow for a "no thanks" response and is non-threatening since you freshened your breath as well.
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