French Kissing

French kissing - tips on how to do it

French kissing was not invented by the French. At least there is no evidence that this is the case but has probably been used by those in passionate moments since time immemorial, or something like that anyway.

Well French kissing is the name given to the style where the tongue is much more prevalent than the lips in the kiss.

In fact, one partner inserts their tongue in the mouth of the other, and the other does the same, and then basically the tongue moves around in the mouth of the other person. Whilst this kiss is associated with passion and love the strange thing is when written on paper the whole concept of it sounds quite disgusting really!

Anyway, you should make sure that if you do French kiss that you don't go overboard. Therefore do not rigorously move your tongue around or try to explore all aspects of your partners mouth - this won't be pleasant for either of you in fact. Rather be gentle and not too strong with the movements of your tongue inside your partners mouth for the best results from your French kissing escapade.

Remember that normally you will find what works well and that you and your partner enjoy, and when that stage is hit then you have the right French kiss for you - as with everything, different partners will prefer and want different things from a French kiss, so it will not be the same that works best with all your partners if you intend to kiss more than one person in your life, that is - which won't be the case if you are married, for instance!

If you like, you can then explore and move on after the French kiss, for instance start kissing your partners neck softly - many people love this and find their neck is a very sensitive part of their body and therefore this can add real intimacy to the kiss.

French Kissing

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