How do you kiss properly?

Answer 1

Don't worry so much about the techniques and doing it 'properly,' I promise it will come to you when you start kissing, at first you may be a little nervous but it will come naturally, you may wonder if your a good kisser but truth be told, kissing is as natural as walking if you really like someone. There is no way to kiss properly! Oh, I think I can give some pointers. First, the first kiss I ever got was like kissing a wall. The guy was all puckered up! Yuck! Here is a video I think that will help you a lot, you may thing it's silly at first. But it should help get you a better idea of what to do. http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-kiss-for-the-first-time == == There is a good and bad technique to kissing, no matter what anybody else may say. The key is pacing and rhythm. Don't try to "force" the kiss; pay close attention to the other person and act appropriately.

Never start out by trying to put your tongue in their mouth. Just put your lips on theirs, almost as if you're going to nibble them (but of course don't actually bite!). Move your lips gently (or aggressively if they're obviously responding favorably). If your partner opens his or her mouth a bit, or touches your lip with his or her tongue, it's okay to start making tongue contact. It's rather like dancing; one person should "lead" the kiss while the other follows. It's also a good idea to move back every now and then to catch your breath and let the tension rise. Punctuate kissing their lips by kissing their neck, whispering things in the ear, and stroking or squeezing their back. Just be careful not to leave marks on someone without their knowledge or consent (i.e., don't give a married woman a hickey).

Generally, a prolonged kiss will have one of two results. The first is that your partner will get "weak kneed" and begin showing signs of losing balance; perhaps they will begin leaning on you and embrace you more tightly. This is a good sign. The other result is that the partner will begin breaking away, perhaps stepping back or pushing you away. This isn't necessarily a bad thing; it could just mean that he or she is nearing the point of no return and doesn't wish to leap over that cliff yet.

If the partner bites you, claws you, or in some way suggests that it's time to "go wild," go with it as you feel comfortable. I'd suggest adding in some "dirty talk" in moments like that--or begin looking for a secluded spot (or a bed, if you're lucky).

Answer 2

It depeneds on your "girlfriend or boyfriend" im a guy so idk abou a guy because im not gay but for a girl a long, sweet kiss always does the trick for me at least