Ripplemagne
June 7th, 2009, 05:03 PM
I know there's already a guide for this, but comparative reading is a virtue.
Originally, I posted this on a forum in response to a thread about the topic, but it seemed to garner a much stronger response than I had previously assumed it would, so I decided to provide the information through my blogs. Perhaps I'll make a series of guides to courting the wimmenz here as well. We'll see.
So, as you probably guessed, this guide will be Ripplemagne teaching you how to make out and not suck at doing it. In my experience, I can say that a bad kisser is the worst thing you want to be around. A bad kisser isn't just a kiss with less feeling in it; a bad kiss is something that's actually very unpleasant.
First off, body language is noted. Never lunge directly into a kiss (unless you're dating/married to the person) because then you just seem like an angry dog. Read body signals; when she/he seems to lean in, breathes a bit heavier, has their eyes locked with yours... they are probably ready. Lean in, slowly, until there's about three inches between you and the other person; if they're into it, then they'll close the gap.
Continue reading here. (http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=408674623&blogId=463991760)
Originally, I posted this on a forum in response to a thread about the topic, but it seemed to garner a much stronger response than I had previously assumed it would, so I decided to provide the information through my blogs. Perhaps I'll make a series of guides to courting the wimmenz here as well. We'll see.
So, as you probably guessed, this guide will be Ripplemagne teaching you how to make out and not suck at doing it. In my experience, I can say that a bad kisser is the worst thing you want to be around. A bad kisser isn't just a kiss with less feeling in it; a bad kiss is something that's actually very unpleasant.
First off, body language is noted. Never lunge directly into a kiss (unless you're dating/married to the person) because then you just seem like an angry dog. Read body signals; when she/he seems to lean in, breathes a bit heavier, has their eyes locked with yours... they are probably ready. Lean in, slowly, until there's about three inches between you and the other person; if they're into it, then they'll close the gap.
Continue reading here. (http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=408674623&blogId=463991760)