What To Do With Your Hands While You Make Out
Posted on April 22, 2009
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Now that you already know the basics of how to make out, it’s time to expand on that a little bit and discuss what else you can do while you are kissing your partner. It would be very unnatural to just stand there with your arms at your side while playing tonsil hockey!
To enhance the experience you should use your hands to caress your partner’s face, run your fingers through his/her hair and maybe even grope other parts of their body. A lot of this will depend on what type of relationship you have with your kissing partner. If this was a second or third date, you probably shouldn’t grope too much (unless this is just a one-night stand type thing, but if you were having a one-night stand you probably aren’t reading a website looking for pointers about how to kiss, right?)
Preparing To Make Out
Posted on April 21, 2009
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If you are getting ready to go out on a date and you hope to get some make out action, you need to prepare yourself! This means that you need to make sure your mouth is as clean and minty-fresh as possible! A clean and fresh mouth is a sexy turn on for most people, while a dirty, smelly mouth is not going to get you laid, no matter what!
Not everyone knows about proper dental hygiene, so I am going to cover it for you now. For years, I never knew the proper way to floss or why flossing was important. I finally went to a dentist that explained it to me and now my gums and teeth are in better shape than ever!
The Basics Of How To Make Out
Posted on April 20, 2009
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Chances are, if you are at this site then you haven’t had much luck with the opposite sex. You are unsure of how to act, what to do and when to do it. Well, we are here to help! Before we get into anything too fancy we need to cover the basics, so this post will assume that you know nothing and go from there. This is an awkward subject for some people to discuss, but at this site, I will always try to describe things in a clinical way, while using some slang to try to get my point across. This is a “no judgment zone” here, so feel free to ask anything in the comments section. Remember, on this site you are anonymous!