When you are dating, it really means so much to the relationship when both of you are interested in growing together. The same is true on how to French kiss passionately with one another.
How you go about learning to kiss better is pretty simple, once you apply some basic techniques. French kissing can takes a little time to prefect, but with some sound advice, a little practice and know how, you will master the art of French kissing in no time.
Here are a few basics to keep in mind when you're going to French kiss
You will most defiantly need to have fresh breath. This is by far nothing the worse thing you could have right before a kiss. Clean fresh breath is a must.
You'll want to have your lips soft and moist as you kiss. A French kiss won't work to well with tense lips that are dry to the touch. Here's a fun little test you can do to feel the difference between a dry tight lipped kiss and a soft gentle moist kiss. First wipe your lips of any moisture. Then tighten you lip muscles and press then up to the outside of your hand, slightly below you index finger and thumb. Then try doing the same with your lips slightly a part and moist, start to slowly move your lips in a smooth up and down motion. You should notice a big difference.
Also be aware of each others body language. It will be telling you a lot. Things like your partner leaning into you or while your holding hands are their fingers moving gentle around your hand and fingers.
Having the right setting for a kiss is equally important. The ideal place is a private setting. It will ensure and enhance that the moment is just right. Try to make sure your relaxed and be yourself. Feeling comfortable is key, so be sure that the setting is right.
Try not to be to tense about the kiss, being anxious is natural but overly anxious can make your partner nervous as well. One or both of you are most likely going to be nervous especially if this is going to be the first time you're kiss each other. Try and calming down a little. This will not only help you relax, but your partner also.
Here are some signs that your about to kiss. Gentle touches and caressing of one another, passionate looks of affection, stroking of the hairs, ears and body with their finger tips. Moving in closer to one another, if you're sitting then perhaps you're turned and facing each other. This once again is the body language I am talking about. Slowly moving your fingers across their cheek or neck is another way to setting up the kiss.
When you begin to kiss and it turns into a French kiss here a couple of techniques that will get the kiss off and going with ease.
First the lips
Slowly move closer to your partner till your lips touch be relaxed and soft gentle lips. This way you'll enjoy the sensation of each others lips. begin with short little kisses on the corners of their mouth. until your lips are up against theirs. You can go ahead and turn it up a bit by opening your mouth ever so slightly parting their lips with yours.
Now let's get to the actual French kiss
Using the tongue: Can't really call it a French kiss until the tongues meet. You can do this by slowly running the tip of your tongue gentle across the upper or lower part of your partner's lips. If they begin to meet you halfway with their tongue, then go ahead and touch their tongue with yours. When they reciprocate with their tongue, you're French kissing!
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