Cupids Dating Blog

Taking your time is most important when it comes to French kissing. Even in those instances where you're so revved up that it seems like if you don't kiss that person right then at that very second the entire world is going to come crashing down around you, and you just jump in there, grab them by the back of the neck and force your lips on theirs so hard that it hurts - but you still have to take your time. There's the initial reaction and that must be satisfied, obviously, but when it comes to the kiss, to the long, drawn out, passionate part of the kiss, no matter how intense or hard it may be you have to learn to take your time. You have to feel the kiss, feel the other person's mouth, their tongue, find where they're going to be, where you're going to be and how to make those two variables combine into one perfect kiss that's so intense that the entire world will know that this is the most pure, most perfect and most refined kiss in the history of kissing.

Obviously, there's an art to this. People who have happy relationships know just how important it is to have those intense make-out sessions, the kind of French kissing that ensures that you each know there is no one else on this planet that you'd rather be with right at that moment or in any other before or since. The kind of zealous kissing that belongs on those lock and key weekends where you stay in bed for days at a time, doing nothing but enjoying each other's bodies, searching, finding, discovering, and taking and giving pleasure. On those weekends where only you two exist, and you forget all your troubles and simply rejoice in the flesh of the person you love. The sort of moments that each and every one of us lives for.