My New 4 Part Series Understanding the Art & Meaning of Kissing By Paul Vetrano / Critic Fortunately as a young man I owned a few popular nite clubs here in New York and of course I had the opportunity to kiss many women.... hundreds maybe more. This would surely make me an authority on kissing.. unfortunately most men havent kissed many women it their life time and there is no Rule book on kissing... What is kissing all about any way?..I have recently looked at the reasons behind why we kiss, but since were all in the interpretation of body language business its a good idea to look at the different kiss types and their meaning. It might look unnecessary since kissing is probably the trademark of romance and passion in many parts of the world. But not all kisses are love related or erotic by nature. We kiss in greetings, in religious customs, out of respect and also to comfort and sooth. Its important to make that distinction between the varied kiss types, especially if youre the one whos initiating it because you dont want to send the wrong message by mistake. *Muah* Puckered lips VS loose lips - Puckering your lips is one of the main signals that this kiss is going to be platonic. When we pucker we tense and close our mouth - not an inviting environment for a kiss of passion. For a more romantic kiss, keep your lips looser and softer. Kiss placement - In a platonic scenario the kiss should be in the middle of the cheek, not too close for the mouth, but not too close to the ear either. To play it even safer, you can do an air kiss - just touch cheek to cheek and do the smacking sound of the lips in the air. When you do mean business, do place that kiss near the mouth or closer to the ear. Timing - like hugging, or any other type of touch - the longer you retain the touch the more intimate the meaning becomes. A platonic kiss on the cheek is brief, the non platonic is a little longer. I repeat, a little longer, you dont need to count to 10 and then release.
Posted on: Sun, 11 Jan 2015 23:05:29 +0000
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