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The Maori peoples of New Zealand, and other Pacific Islanders, consider the touching of noses to be very intimate, roughly equivalent to the Western conception of the kiss.
The Maori peoples of New Zealand, and other Pacific Islanders, consider the touching of noses to be very intimate, roughly equivalent to the Western conception of the kiss.
Do you enjoy kissing your significant other? I ask because, it can be a bit strange.
I am wondering if I can do anything to reduce my aversion to another person's saliva in my mouth. I tend to really dislike wet kisses.
That's funny, and it reminded me of something funny: I used to love to kiss my now-ex husband, but it skeeved me if he used my fork, like if he took my fork and used it to taste something on my plate. I don't know why, lol.
The Maori peoples of New Zealand, and other Pacific Islanders, consider the touching of noses to be very intimate, roughly equivalent to the Western conception of the kiss.
Ahhhhh. Neat! In Canada, the native Inuit (Eskimo) people rub their noses together so their faces don't get stuck to eachother whilst making out in the cold.
If it goes for everything, I imagine getting head is pretty frustrating though. lol
I remember when I was around 10 or 11, the neighbor kid would call out his dogs name, "Princess, kisses", this dog would run over and he'd open his mouth and the dog would polish his tonsils for him.
I suppose he really liked kissing......
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