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• Steps
• Advice
• Warning

There are many cases where we kiss each other, to show affection or for a certain occasion. It could be a greeting kiss on the cheek, a kiss on the forehead for a child, or a passionate kiss on the lips. But there are also times when you want to show your strong feelings, not every kiss can fulfill that task. In such cases, if you don't know how, then the kiss becomes overly heated and wet. Conversely, if you master some techniques and have the ability to feel, the kiss will become the best tool to show affection.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Before Kissing

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   Breathing minty and refreshing. It is usually okay to have a good oral hygiene, but you can also chew a mint before the kiss if you are not confident about your breathing. But remember to finish chewing the candy before you kiss!
   • Be careful, some mint candies can save the taste after you eat them and make your breath smell worse. The safest water is! The water leaves no taste after drinking, cools the mouth and does not worry about thirst.

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   Kiss with confidence. Kiss on the cheek so that he or she will tilt his head along the side of your kiss. If you choose the right time, your lover will definitely not refuse, especially if it is the first time you kiss him. So be confident and assertive. If the person doesn't want to kiss, they will only let you know after the kiss, so be professional when you kiss.

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   Prepare your mood. If you really want a passionate kiss, you need to prepare yourself. That doesn't mean you have to spread roses around or burn lots of candles, but just choose a place where you won't be distracted by your kiss, so you can focus on the other party (and the kiss too ).

Part 2 of 3: When Kissing

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   Lean back and tilt your head slightly. Leaning is a sign that you want to kiss the person, while tilting your head so that your noses don't touch.

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   Start slowly. Don't immediately try to press your tongue against the person's mouth, but gently press your lips together. Close your eyes to increase intimacy and to avoid looking at the pores of your opponent's nose. Imagine you are using a dimmer switch to control your eyes.

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   Linger between kisses. Kiss her once, gently and last for a few seconds. Then slowly separate your lips, but keep your lips close together, almost touching but not really. This lingering approach will gradually increase her emotions, and actually pull her attention completely.

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   Lips slightly open. Once the kiss is approved, slowly part your lips. If your ex is doing the same thing then try to change the opening of the lips (widen or narrow) the whole time you kiss. You can use the tip of your tongue to explore the opponent's lips and tongue. There is no rule at all, simply acting in a rhythm is okay.
   • Remember that the line between a passionate kiss and a steamy kiss is thin. To see how wet your kiss can be, try kissing the top of your hand the same way you would kiss your lover, remember slightly parting your lips. Usually the kiss will leave a little moisture on your hand and will dry out within a few seconds. So if your hands get wetter than this or leave a large circle of saliva, you have to lower the level.

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   Try a French kiss. Perhaps you've heard of the French kiss and want to try it. The way to kiss is as follows, while you kiss, you gently bring your tongue to the opponent's mouth and let your tongue dance with his or her tongue.

Part 3 of 3: Increasing Emotions

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   Become intense. After you have kissed for a while, take a more risky step. Alternating between kisses, gently bite the person's lower lip and continue to let your teeth grind your partner's lips lightly as you pull them out. (Don't suck your lips or bite too hard unless they like it.)

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   Go to the neck. If all goes well you should try to spice up the kiss. Keep your head down to kiss or bite the other person's neck lightly.

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   Do not let your hands free. Rarely, or never, have you ever seen an intense kiss where two people kiss with their hands down and down. At least you should hold her or pull them close to you. You can also run your hand through their hair, nudge their back, hips, or another part of their body. Wrapping your arms around your partner can also be a very erotic move!
   • You should find the right hand placement, depending on the relationship between the two of you to the level, the desire and the signals your partner emits, whether he / she speaks for himself or you understand it.

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   Try a 10-second kiss. Some people find that kissing takes at least 10 seconds to create an emotional bridge between the two. So take a longer kiss, remember to breathe and close your eyes.

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   Don't be distracted by anything. Never let yourself be distracted by what's going on around you, be it fireworks exploding in the background (this is a great time to kiss), as people are walking around you at airport (bittersweet feeling, goodbye kiss or see you for a long time). If you look around while you are kissing, your partner may feel rejected and spontaneous emotions stop. No matter what happens, do not distract yourself, just focus on the kiss and the person because nothing is more attractive than being kissed.

Advice

• Keep your body pressed together while kissing.
• Don't kiss too hard, especially if you're wearing the braces, as this can hurt your partner.
• Avoid foods that smell bad, like garlic and onions.
• If you want fresh breath, clean your tongue with a soft bristle brush and water. Gently rub the brush against your tongue until it is completely clean and rinse with water.
• Do not be distracted by background noise or other concerns. Deep in your emotions while kissing.

Warning

• If you try to kiss and get rejected, stop right away, respect the will of the other person. You should also stop when the other person is uncomfortable kissing.