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Kissing Tip: A brief look during the kiss is fine, but staring at each other during the kiss will likely kill the mood.
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Kissing Tip: Try rolling the tip of your tongue around the tip of your partner’s tongue in a seductive, swirling motion.
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Kissing Tip: Try a little teeth action by taking your partner’s bottom lip between your teeth, giving a gentle tug and then letting go. Be gentle, don’t bite.
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Kissing Tip: Start your kisses off small and slow, and only turn up the passion if it feels right. Not every kiss needs to lead to a making-out session.
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Kissing Tip: If your partner doesn’t seem to be enjoying the kiss, playfully ask them to show you how they want to be kissed.
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Kissing Tip: Learn to tease your partner and and leave them wanting more. For example, right in the middle of a passionate kiss, cut it off and start talking.
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Kissing Tip: For a new sensation, try sucking on an ice cube before kissing your partner. The new experience should send chills down their spine.
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Kissing Tip: Let your tongue movements build. Start by licking your partner’s tongue, then sucking on it, and then wrestling with it. Remember to be gentle.
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Kissing Tip: Don’t swing your tongue round and round like a windmill. Explore your partner’s mouth lightly. Don’t drill your way through.
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Kissing Tip: When your partner begins using their tongue, answer back with your own tongue. Don’t leave it sitting in your mouth, as you’ll seem uninterested.