Kissing is an integral part of any relationship, and not simply as an adorable way to show affection but as a sign of commitment and passion.
But mastering the art of kissing can be difficult. That’s why having some expert tips on how to quickly kiss can come in handy.
1. Keep Your Mouth Open
One of the primary kissing mistakes is opening your mouth too wide, wasting saliva that could end up on your partner’s lips or face. To avoid this misstep, keep your tongue inside your mouth and lightly graze it along theirs – or circle their tongue tip if you want a stronger signal that it is time for action!
One advantage to keeping your mouth open is cleaning out any leftover food particles, which is especially helpful if you’re kissing someone who has recently eaten.
Before kissing anyone, always brush your teeth and rinse with mouthwash. Additionally, it may be beneficial to have breath mints or gum handy but beware not to chew too heavily as this could disrupt saliva flow leading to choking. Finally, don’t forget to gently lick your lips so they remain moist yet ungreasy!
2. Keep Your Lips Closed
Peck kissing is a quick and easy way to show affection, usually done with closed lips. While not as intimate as making out, pecking can still show someone that you like them and wish you could kiss them again.
Use too much tongue when kissing is one of the biggest kissing mistakes. While it is fine to lightly caress your partner’s lips with your tongue, don’t go overboard – instead be sure to swallow often so as not to release a lot of saliva all over their face!
Make eye contact during a kiss, but avoid staring into their eyes too long; this can be creepy and turn the kiss into more of an experiment than something romantic or sexual. Instead, look around at other erogenous zones or play with their hair with your hands; showing engagement and passion about kissing will have more lasting results than staring into their eyes too long.
3. Keep Your Tongue Behind Your Teeth
Similar to its cousin, sloppy kissing can be extremely intimate. Both men and women alike may appreciate it when in the right environment and with someone they trust; but things could quickly go south if someone doesn’t know when the line between kissing lightly and biting their lips has been crossed.
Use your tongue to gently run over hers and pull back, building anticipation while also preventing accidental biting. Slowly bring it into her mouth and explore. Remember to lick your lips occasionally to moisten them without becoming slick or slobbery, while it’s fine if you break away to kiss other areas of her face, neck or shoulders as long as it returns regularly to kissing lips – and always have breath mints on hand so you can smack one just before going in for the kiss.
4. Keep Your Mouth Breathing
Kissing can be both exciting and awkward if it doesn’t meet your partner’s approval, but most mistakes can be easily avoided if you know what signs to look out for. Effective communication between partners is key when it comes to learning what their likes and dislikes are; that means reading body language cues as well as physical cues they give off.
Soft pecks on the cheek are an adorable way to greet someone, while hard kisses may come across as sign of disrespect. Before trying anything new with your partner, always seek their approval before engaging in any new behaviors or experiences.
Maintaining proper breathing techniques during a kiss will help create an intimate and steamy environment, while simultaneously protecting against breath odor caused by dry mouth! Mints may provide an easy solution, though you could also try licking lips between kisses to reduce dryness in your mouth.
