It can be exciting to kiss someone for the first time.If you want to kiss someone for the first time, all you have to do is relax, be comfortable with your body, and follow a few basic guidelines.Follow these easy steps if you want to kiss someone for the first time.
Step 1: It's time to breathe.
A knockout first kiss involves fresh, kissable breath.You need to make sure that you have brushed your teeth and used a mouth rinse before the kiss.It will look like you tried too hard to get ready for the kiss if you do this an hour or so before.If you ate before the kiss, you should avoid ordering food that is heavy in garlic, onions, or spices.
Step 2: The mood should be set.
Sharing your first kiss in a romantic setting is important.Your first kiss is something you will remember for the rest of your life, so make it special.You don't have to bring out a thousand candles or serenade the person, but you should pick the ideal time and place for a kiss.You should kiss in the evening.Kissing as the sun is setting is more romantic than kissing during the day.If you kiss in the dark, you'll feel more comfortable.It's private to kiss somewhere.If you want to focus on your kiss, choose a private location that is out of the way.Pick a secluded park bench, a nice spot near a beach or a lake, or even your own balcony.It is nice.You're about to have a special moment, so dress up a little bit.You don't want to kiss in your gym clothes.
Step 3: Make sure your partner is prepared.
This is important.If your partner is not ready for the kiss, nothing you do will matter.Before you share the kiss, make sure your partner has shown signs of liking you, whether it's through going on a date, touching you or telling you how he or she feels.She's ready for the kiss if your partner keeps gazing into your eyes, touching you lightly, and smiling.
Step 4: Some kissing pitfalls can be avoided.
You need to be gentle and take it slowly before you kiss.The kiss will feel forced if you're too aggressive or rough.French kissing is one of the things to avoid before your first kiss.Don't put your tongue in your partner's mouth right away.Don't try a French kiss in the first few seconds of your traditional kiss if your partner is bold and gently touching her tongue with yours.Biting.Nibbling on your partner's tongue can be a great way to liven up your kisses.Your partner will be caught off guard if you do this during your first kiss.The hands are moving.You should care for your partner's head and shoulders with your hands.You shouldn't grope your partner during your first kiss.This will make your first kiss feel insincere and will come off as sleazy.
Step 5: Make physical contact.
If you want to kiss the person, start by moving closer together if you're sitting down, putting your arm around them, or brushing their hair.Hold his gaze as you start touching the person.If you're comfortable with the person, your first kiss will feel more natural.Don't touch any inappropriate places with your hands.Light and gentle teasing can start your physical contact.If your actions become more serious, you can playfully hit or lightly push the other person.Make a romantic gesture before you kiss.Say "Your eyes drive me crazy" or "You look so beautiful tonight"
Step 6: Your faces are just inches apart.
Once you've made physical contact, move yourself away from your partner's face.You can show your affection for the person by smiling and maintaining eye contact.Move closer until your hips are touching, then use your hands to suck the air out of the person's body parts.The "slow dance" position is a traditional kissing position where the guy wraps his arms around a girl's waist while she wraps her arms over her shoulders and behind his neck.
Step 7: A kiss.
There's nothing left to do after you're in position.Don't give up.It's clear that you are excited about each other if you've made it this far.Lean closer to your lips.Take it slowly.As you feel the person out, touch your lips softly.If you want to continue kissing the person, keep your lips slightly parted.While you kiss, keep your hands busy.You can stroke the person's hair, cup his face, or care for his neck with your hands.You don't have to use your hands a lot.Your kiss is even sweeter if your whole body is engaged.
Step 8: Pull out.
Pull away from the person.Don't pull away with your whole body if you suddenly stop kissing.Pull away and hold your partner's gaze, instead of maintaining physical contact.To let her know how great the kiss was, keep stroking your partner lightly.Take some time to disengage from physical contact.Your partner may think you're not into it if you are too abrupt.
Step 9: If it feels right, go for another kiss.
If you can't break physical contact or stare in your partner's eyes, then you should keep kissing.Move in for another kiss by stroking your partner's hair or cheek.As you feel the other person out, you can be bolder and more adventurous as you kiss.Slowly you can move in for the French kiss if it feels right.Make sure your partner is using his tongue gently so you don't catch him off guard.
Step 10: If it doesn't go well, be happy.
Don't worry if the first kiss was not as good as you thought it would be.The awkwardness of your first kiss is because both people are still getting to know each other.When it feels right, you can take a break and try again.You should pull away from the person even if it doesn't go well.If you visualize success for your next kiss, you won't have to dwell on what happened.