kissing

We've all known them. I can definitely say I've known them many times. Whether it was a date, a boyfriend or girlfriend, or your husband, wife, or life partner, I'm sure you've known one, too. We've all known a bad kisser. You may be having flashbacks of chapped lips, endless drool, and a non-stop effort to engulf your entire head into the bad kisser's mouth. Maybe right now, you're Read more...

Think back to the days (or of the moment) when you and the love of your life kissed before you actually had sex -- either for the first time ever or the first time for the two of you. Remember how exciting and passionate and raw it was? And how it could go on for hours? Well, it's time to take back the kiss as a sensual act unto itself, not just a prelude to "the Read more...

Whether it's Eskimo kisses or something more intimate, winter is full of romantic possibilities. Get out that lip balm and prepare to pucker!1. On a Ski Lift: If you want to make sure you both feel butterflies in your stomach when you kiss, a ski lift is the perfect place. Between the dramatic views and the height-induced endorphins, you're sure to feel a rush of excitement that's above and Read more...

QUESTION: My husband doesn't like to kiss me. And when he does, he's bad at it! He uses too much tongue and too much lip. Is there a way I can make him like to make out -- and teach him how to kiss well? Or is it a lost cause? How important is kissing in a relationship? ANSWER: The importance of kissing differs depending on the person. Some find it to be the most erotic and enjoyable part of Read more...

Question: Where on your body are the best places to be kissed? Do these places have anything to do with our erogenous zones?Answer: You've noticed that you can't really tickle yourself, but when it comes to pleasure, you can touch your skin erotically and feel it. To see what I mean, run your hand very gently over your forearm, just lightly brushing the hair. And when someone else is touching Read more...

"Kissing is like riding a bike -- once you learn how to smooch, you never forget," says Joanne, 53 and married. But while the mechanics of kissing come naturally, we often forget the emotional and spiritual powers of a simple kiss. "Our experience of security and sensuality begins in infancy as we are held while we nurse -- the sucking experience, the use of tongue and Read more...

Kissing to a 5-year-old? Gross. But kissing as we hit puberty? The story totally changes... In Kissing Connectivity, Edel Jarboe tells you how to create that same magic all over again. According to Jarboe, a kiss is more than the sharing of lips. "It's a mingling of hearts and souls." But with the passing of the years, kissing your partner becomes perfunctory. Jarboe says Read more...