What's in a kiss?

[Big Papa]

Don't you just love to kiss? I do. As a matter of fact, in my opinion, there is nothing more important and exciting, sensually speaking, as a partner who truly knows how to kiss.

Too much tongue is not good for me.
Too little is also no fun.
Too much slobbering? No thanks.
Not too fast, but too slow and I’m yawning.
Touch my face; don’t keep your eyes shut the entire time.
Add a low hum of moaning and groaning and...

...I’m all yours!

Some mouths just fit together.

I am just one of those guys who really enjoys this act of sensuality, either as foreplay or stand-alone. Sometimes I NEED to be kissed passionately to really get into the groove. A good kiss is a true sign of real attraction and passion. If I am gonna devour my bed partner, then I am going to do so first with my mouth.

Kissing of the forehead, the eyelids, the cheeks, oh, and let’s not forget about the neck and nape, that oughta get things warmed up.

So, what do you think? Is kissing an important part of your stash of sexual aphrodisiacs?

[Morgan Siler]

You are right! Kissing rocks. I like this Chinese Proverb:“Kissing is like drinking salted water: you drink and your thirst increases”

[Tam]

answer to question : YES


:-)

[Janet]

It is THE most important part. I remember going on a date once with this really great guy. He was gorgeous, had a great body, was funny, was smart, and he was into me too. After the date, he bent down to kiss me and it was horrible. So horrible in fact that I never went out with him again. :) The right combination is not easy as each of us wants different things.

[Big Papa]

I would even go so far as to say that if the physical attraction didn't add up to all of my chemistry's expectation, a good kiss might turn things around...at least sexually speaking...

[Anna]

I'm trying to imagine what woman would say "No, kissing isn't important!" I mean, let's be honest. . . It's a lost art!! But a crucial one.

[Big Papa]

It shouldn't be a lost art. It should held to a higher standard in all of our lives and you shouldn't settle. Get those lips touched and kissed exactly how you like, and enjoy every second of the "hover"...

[Steve]

When a kiss is really passionate it can be just like foreplay. I like a good kiss when there is a lot of feeling put into it.

[Meagan]

Kissing is soooo important. I wouldn't stop seeing someone who wasn't a great kisser. Teaching is fun. :) That said, if they don't get it fairly quickly, never mind!

[Scott]

Kissing is where romance lives. When kissing dies, romance is dying as well. It's certainly possible to have sex without romance, and removing kissing is one way to accomplish that.

I don't even think about kissing anymore. I miss kissing *way* more than I miss sex. It's possible to rustle up some lovin', but rustling up some kissin' is a way more serious endeavor. I haven't thought about it specifically, but I suspect that I'll kiss when I'm in a position to date seriously again, which isn't gonna be within the next year or two.

Until then, kissing is probably off-limits. Kissing connects hearts in ways that sex doesn't necessarily accomplish. Not that I'm engaged in either activity.

[J-Fo]

:) This reminds me of the guy who bragged about being a good kisser from a couple of months ago...

...thank goodness I gave him a chance to prove his claims, too...I've been kissing him since!

So yes. Kissing. Important. Very.

[Tricia]

Aaahhh...gloating a little, are we? Lucky.

[Laurakim]

Kissing is the BEST! Its sensual and passionate and meaningful and gets my heart racing!!!!

And I agree with Scott - I miss kissing more than I miss sex!!