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I think its ok, they might be really shy.
One guy did this and he was a total gentleman, and full of charisma.
It doesn't have to be lame.
LOL.. I like your posts... they always give me pause.. pause to smile as you usually have nothing but goodness to speak...and for that.. I'll agree with you.... ......
LOL.. I like your posts... they always give me pause.. pause to smile as you usually have nothing but goodness to speak...and for that.. I'll agree with you.... ......
Aww. Thanks
lol. ... I did read your post in a bad British accent
I was just bustin your shoelaces ( as my dad would say). No offense to Artemis.
LOl.. I'm sure Artemis wouldn't be offended, course I can't answer for her.......... She' in the land of down under and it's like three days ahead of us so who knows when she'll see this....
Last edited by Chowhound; 11-08-2014 at 11:14 PM..
What I normally do is to ask if she was comfortable if I would kiss her. If she says yes, I don't kiss her right then and there. What I do is wait a little bit, either later on in the day or the next time I see her. I don't want to make her feel uncomfortable by laying one on her. I am adequate on reading body language but I want to make sure it was ok with her. Some women like it, some don't. If a woman doesn't like it and gets turned off by it, then so be it.
I guess it all depends on the situation and where you plan to kiss.
If it a first date, kissing on the cheek, then no.
If it went really really well on the first date, light peck on the lips should be ok, until she hint for more.
But personally I find it weird to ask for permission verbally!
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