Mistakes we make during kissing 😘

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By: Francis Appiah, ND (c)



What mistakes we make during a kiss: 4 popular "punctures" 💋

 

1. Lots of tongue. Tongue should be a condiment, not the main dish, looking like a slippery jellyfish.

 

2. eyes wide open. There is an opinion that we close our eyes if we have feelings for our partner. Therefore, it is better to close your eyes.

 

3. Passive aggression. You don't have to be shy much, but you don't have to be active either.


Passivity will be perceived as unwillingness and insecurity, and strong activity may discourage.


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