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| CREATIVE KISSING |
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| Think about nothing at all but the kiss you're kissing. Better yet, don't think. |
| A kiss is not just a kiss. It's an occasion to flirt. And when you're Romantic Flirting and Kissing at the same time, you want to kiss creatively. Here are a few tips. |
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| Start with lips either just slightly parted or closed. Don't start wet, with your mouth gaping open and your tongue poking out. |
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| Relax your lips, but don't let them mush up. |
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| But don't prolong a kiss beyond its natural life. |
| Kiss as though you have all the time in the world. |
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| But in non-erotic zones, like the back, the shoulders, the arms. |
| Wherever your hands are, use them; slowly increase pressure or graze gently. |
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| Don't turn every kiss into a sexual act or overture. |
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| Once in a while, pretend it's the first time you've ever kissed this person. |
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| Open your eyes (IF you can stand the intimacy). |
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| Kiss your partner's face in places other than the lips. |
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| Two or more little kisses are a nice way to warm up to big kisses. |
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| Enjoy several long, slow kisses before moving into nibbles, licking, and ... whatever. |
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| Add another "little kiss" or two after the big one. Kissing doesn't begin and end abruptly. |
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| Attend to a graceful finish -- a soft, smoochy ending is much, much nicer than a dismissive smack. |
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