French kissing - yay or nay? (movies, call, couples, serious)

[Trimac20]

Originally Posted by cwamjn

I'm black. Of course I voted yuck.

Are you being serious? Is there some kind of stereotype with blacks and french kissing I don't know about?

[Trimac20]

'French kissing?' Why never, I'm a good old Englishman! I'd rather a good cup of tea, please!

[Pivot Point]

Originally Posted by Mooseketeer

Could not have said it better.
To me too everything starts with a kiss, it is a promise of things to come and can be tender and sweet or wild and passionate. Or both at the same time...
I find kissing the sexiest prelude there is to sex , a key to that secret garden of pleasures awaiting.

And kissing during sex is even more amazing. It enriches the experience, makes it so much more potent, there is a rhythm with the rest of your body which can drive you simply wild with desire.

A fabulous kiss heightens all the senses, arouses and can make you just as weaked kneed as intercourse itself IMO. It truly is the foundation of great bone rattling sex. To me anyway.


I don't think I could ever be married to or for that matter even just have sex with someone whose kiss did not make me feel as though the world did not exist anymore. You can just lose yourself in a kiss in a way which is amazing when you consider how simple it all seems on the surface.

I can't even imagine life without kissing.

^^^^ Yes, yes, and yes! I can't imagine life without kissing, either.

[Dewdrop93]

Originally Posted by Marie1249

^^^^ Yes, yes, and yes! I can't imagine life without kissing, either.

Agree with Mooseketeer and agree with you! I still remember the first kiss I shared with my hubby. It sealed the deal.

[Prince_Frog]

I voted no because I've never french kissed before.

[MIKEETC]

Originally Posted by Trimac20

... What do you think?

The nastier and sloppier the better.

[don't keep it clean]

[Mooseketeer]

Originally Posted by Dewdrop93

Agree with Mooseketeer and agree with you! I still remember the first kiss I shared with my hubby. It sealed the deal.

I was his the first time we said goodbye and he kissed me on the cheek ! I remember a sort of blurry vision, hot flush sort of a feeling and almost skipping afterwards ! I must have looked like a total goof-ball...

By the time we'd had our first "proper" kiss I literally knew this was "It". Hooked for life. I still can't get enough after 23 years ! Mind you the pecks on the cheeks or brow still do it for me too ! There can be something so utterly tender about it.

I often wonder whether there should be lessons in kissing though as I remember being single and dating as a teenager and having the worst experiences with boys who thought kissing was a way to wrestle your tonsils away from the back of your throat.

Most unpleasant and off putting. I had to let go a couple of BFs at school , guys I really fancied rotten and liked because the kissing was so awful, even after a little coaching !!! Kissing is way to important to be missed out on or wasted on bad kissers.

[sierraAZ]

Originally Posted by Mooseketeer

By the time we'd had our first "proper" kiss I literally knew this was "It". Hooked for life.

Aaaww... You're so lucky in this respect, Mooseketeer!

[Mooseketeer]

Originally Posted by sierraAZ

Aaaww... You're so lucky in this respect, Mooseketeer!

Touch wood( my head in this instance !) . I do feel very lucky but I also try not to take things for granted as plenty of couples who were like us have ended up in divorce courts I am sure. I am sure most people at each other's throats started thinking it was forever.

Pride comes before a fall as they say so I do try to appreciate what I have and take it as it comes. I sometimes feel almost superstitious about saying how happy he makes me.

Because he can also drive me nuts and up the wall I feel a bit more "normal" though !! I do sometimes think we are from different planets. Men can be strange creatures , difficult to fathom at times !


We have been through a lot with my appalling health and our families being so awful so I suppose it does make you a bit stronger but I never, never assume anything. I just think if something ever happened to it I would cross that bridge when we got to it.

[temptation001]

Originally Posted by Mooseketeer

Pride comes before a fall as they say so I do try to appreciate what I have and take it as it comes. I sometimes feel almost superstitious about saying how happy he makes me.

I've known of people who when they start bragging aboot what they have, something tragic happens and they lose everything. Also, have know some women who have said " My husband is the most faithful man in the world. He's nothing like those other men", and they end up getting a divorce when they find out he was cheating since who knows when.