How can I be a better kisser?

Answer by  Anonymous

Never stop moving, but go as slowly as you possibly can—go so slow the other person is desperate. Kiss the other person's lips as if it was a surface: go from one end to the other, then kiss the upper and lower lips separately.

Answer by  Anonymous

Feel the other person's lips and sense whether they want to take it slower or faster. Also lick their lips genlty and in between bite them softly, be playful in general. Oh and close your eyes unless they are into open eyes when kissing too!

Answer by  rosemary17 (12)

Don't open your mouth overly wide. Don't shove your teeth into the other person's mouth. Get "in sync" with the other person's mouth.

Answer by  Anonymous

Kisses should not be like sticking your tongue into an air hole. Don't leave the inside of your mouth vacant. Kisses should be a full exchange of tongue by both partners. An intermitting, two-way penetration. Please, no gross air pockets.

Answer by  robotboy (20)

When you go in, make your lips and theirs soft, if you go to hard, they'll think your desperate. You also might want to put some tounge, be gentle. Don't go all biting and drooling all over, it won't look cool or romantic.

Answer by  JohnnyUniteUs (174)

The best way to become a better kisser is to become more in-tune with your own emotions. Kissing isn't about thinking; kissing is about feeling. Feel the passion as your lips touch another's. Don't question it; just give in to the beautiful emotion, shamelessly. If you can do this, you will become an excellent kisser.

Answer by  cdeboard (15)

Make sure you are slow and soft at first. Definately do not clank your teeth together. Use your hand to caress the cheek or the hair.