How To Kiss: Kissing Tips From The First Kiss To The Last, And Everything In-Between

By Erin Agutter

Kissing – and I mean like, yummy, smacking kissing – is the most delicious, most beautiful and passionate thing that two people can do, bar none. Better than sex, hands down. – Drew Barrymore

Who doesn’t enjoy a great kiss? From long, lingering smooches to quick stolen pecks, nothing beats a good kiss. But are you sure you’re getting everything out of your kissing life? If there is even the slightest doubt in your mind, it’s time for you to pucker up with Erin Agutter’s book “How To Kiss”. In straightforward and concise language she covers every aspect of this most sensual art. These include but are not limited to such topics as:

Why do we kiss?
A step-by-step guide to performing your first kiss (with pictures!)
Kissing tips to make you a better kisser
Practice exercises
Kissing Do’s and Don’ts
For guys, how do you get a girl to kiss you?
For girls, how do you kiss a guy?
Examples of different kinds of kisses you can do
How to properly perform a French kiss (with pictures!)
A list of great times and places to kiss
Fun kissing games you can play

Whether it’s your very first snog or your umpteenth, this book has something for you. Take your kissing to a new level by ordering “How To Kiss” today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Martin Knowles
• Release date: May 5, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301008575

Erin Agutter

Erin Agutter is a Seattle based writer whose primary interest is dating and relationships.

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Why Do We Kiss?

I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing – Jonathan Swift

No one really knows who first invented kissing. The best guess made by evolutionary biologists is that our ancient ancestors started kissing as it was the quickest way to learn about the health of a potential mate. Even today to a canny observer, the tastes and scents of a kiss reveals a lot about a person’s hygiene and likely health. As we evolved the kiss was able to reveal even more, including the kisser’s likely intentions and aspects of his or her personality. Is the kiss soft and pleasurable or is it too rough? Is the kisser selfish or giving? Can the kisser enjoy the moment or is he or she rushing to get through it? All this and more can be revealed through this most basic action, the kiss.

Human beings are not alone in kissing either. How does the song go? Bees do it, birds do it, even educated … well, that’s actually for something else, but it could be applied to the kiss as well. Amorous elephants have been known to intertwine and slide their trunks together whereas some fish have been known to lock lips for hours. World-renowned anthropologist Jane Goodell has observed our closet cousins, the chimpanzees, sharing kisses just like we do. The same evolutionary processes that led us to kiss are likely at work here too.

Kissing – and I mean like, yummy, smacking kissing – is the most delicious, most beautiful and passionate thing that two people can do, bar none. Better than sex, hands down. – Drew Barrymore

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