The Art of the Kiss

It is not merely the pressing of one’s lips onto an object.
It is an intimate invitation of physical bonding and seduction shared through your mouth.

A kiss should never be fast.
It can be short and to the point, but never abrupt.
It is not to be rushed through or engaged in half heartedly.
Like all acts of true intimacy, it should not be faked or given begrudgingly.

The art of kissing begins with the approach.
With tilted heads, never nose to nose.
Draw close together and gently allow your lips to meet.

Tongue and lips are used to explore, to tease, to taste, to dance, to share and to connect.
The exchange should be total and complete in and of itself.
Kiss as if it was the closest physical exchange you can have between you.
As if it was your encounter with the goodness and pure pleasure of God.

Pretend, if you will, that there was no, and would not be, any other sexual experience between you.
This is your only time and opportunity to connect to each other, so you have to make the most of it.
You have to make her want you, want more of you, want more from you.

Take in the taste of her, the feel of her, and the warmth of her moist, eager lips.
Feel her tremble with excitement, make her tremble from the excitement, never give her enough.
Only share enough with her to make her desire more, to never be totally done, but strangely satisfied in her wanting.

Take her head in your hands as you devote your attention to her lips.
Allow yourself to violate her space and make it your own.
Step into her aura and become captivated in the moment.

That is the art of the kiss.
Tongues dancing together and competing against each other, bodies in contact but not fully connected. The art is the practice of giving and receiving, wanting and fulfilling, starting and stopping with lust and desire as the mortar and separator of not just your lips, but of your soul.

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