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Is kissing a big issue for you when it comes to a relationship? Just curious how others feel about a "good kisser" vs a "bad kisser"... is it a deal breaker for you or not? Can you teach someone how to kiss and how do you tell them they need lessons? It is always a deal breaker for me.
Kissing is important to me. I've taught some "lessons" but not for kissing. (don't know why)
Even if a woman is not that crazy about kissing, I think it's an important talent for a man to have. Since kissing usually arrives early in the dating process, a turn off kiss can kill an otherwise happy deal!
All I can advise men is that women do not want a "shower" with a kiss. Be sure your teeth are brushed and breath is fresh. Her face should not require a towel after a kiss and her clothes should not need dry cleaning.
As they say, "You never have a second chance to make a good first impression."
Kissing is very important to me. For me, if my SO wasn't a good kisser when we met, I wouldn't have continued seeing him. Kissing is a huge turn on and so, as part of foreplay or just generally a more intimate way to spend time with your SO, it's got to to be good.
It's very important to me. When I was dating, if I had a bad kisser and couldn't get her on board with me and follow my lead, I'd lose interest. Just one of my quirks I guess.
Being a bad kisser is a deal breaker. I once kissed a guy and nearly choked when he thought good kissing meant shoving his tounge down my throat! AHHH
Haha, no lessons given hear....he's outa here! lol
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