How to Kiss

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1. Close your eyes as your lips make contact. In some Western societies, kissing someone with your eyes open is an indication of dishonesty and detachment. Play it safe by closing your eyes.
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   Know the mechanics of a kiss. As far as your mouth is concerned, there are three variables you can turn up or down when you kiss someone. Here's what to do:
   
   • Lips: For a romantic kiss, your lips should remain soft and relaxed, and not tightly puckered. Focus on keeping them slightly parted, and they should be perfect. Try to avoid making obvious or loud smacking noises - if you find yourself doing this, try moving your lips more slowly and kissing your partner more softly. Once you're more comfortable, you can use your lips to lightly suck on your partner's lower lip.
   • Tongue: Using your tongue during a kiss is, in Western culture, referred to as a French kiss. To get started, lightly and briefly run your tongue over your partner's lower lip. If he or she seems to respond well to that, gradually move your tongue in closer. Whatever you do, keep it in motion - letting it sit limply in your partner's mouth isn't appealing.
   • Teeth: Using your teeth on a first kiss should probably be avoided, but you can try using them a bit in later kisses. Lightly take your partner's lower lip between your teeth, and let them graze over it as you pull back slightly. Don't use so much pressure that it becomes a bite. Be warned that not everyone likes teeth in their kissing - if your partner doesn't seem to enjoy it, back off.
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   Lock lips. Instead of trying to kiss your partner's mouth straight-on, aim to take the bottom or upper lip between yours. Alternate between these and see what feels more comfortable. Apply a bit of pressure closing your lips as you pull away.
   • You can practice this on the length of your finger to get an idea for how much pressure to apply. You can also gently pinch one of your lips between your index finger and thumb to see how it feels to have someone kiss you in this way.
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   Take a break and make eye contact. Open your eyes. Once your gaze meets theirs, smile a little and decide whether or not to go for another kiss. If things are going well, keep going. Or if one or both of you think that's enough for today, pull away, smile, and shift your gaze elsewhere.
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   Adjust the tempo. Mix up your kissing by going slowly or quickly. Slow is nice for taking the time to discover what your partner likes; fast can impart a sense of excitement and urgency.
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   Know where to put your hands.
   Know where to put your hands. Don't just let your hands hang in the air in front of you as you kiss someone - make them help you! Place your hands lightly on your partner's shoulders, or around his or her waist. (In Western culture, girls generally put their hands on a boys shoulders, while he puts his hands around her waist.)
   • If you want to take the intimacy up a notch, use your hands to pull your partner in closer - put both around the back of your partner's head and tangle them in his or her hair, put them on the sides of his or her face, using your thumb to sweep across the cheekbone, or put one hand under his or her chin and tilt it upward.
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   Remember to come up for air. Being a bit breathless is part of the fun of kissing, but it's OK to take a break if you start feeling too lightheaded. If you want to maintain closeness while you breathe for a second, detach your lips and simultaneously lean in so that your forehead is resting against your