I've heard from several people that a guy should ask if they can kiss the girl for the first time and from others that you just kinda "know" and go for it. Which one do you guys think is the right way to go about it? And if it is asking...how do you ask?
You'll know when to go for the kiss...Asking is corny...I think ONE guy in my lifetime ASKED before he kissed me and I was turned off by it..
When she's looking at you in the eyes and your lips and she's smiling...you'll FEEL it...
Location: Heaven won't take me, and hell's afraid I'll take over
Posts: 5,703
Hmm.. thinking about it..
I've never had a guy ask me if he could kiss me.. it just happend on it's own.
If I had the choice between letting it happen or a guy asking me if he could.. I would want the kiss to happen on it's own without the need for permission.
__________________
Don't be mad at me when I'm mad at you.
In the past I've had many guys ask first if they could kiss. It always has been a turn-off and oftentimes I've ended up just saying no because it ruined the mood or seemed annoying whereas I would've welcomed the kiss had they just gone for it. It's better than not being asked or kissed though, which sometimes happens if the guy is intimidated by you I guess.
I've had a guy say to me, "I'm going to seriously regret it if I dont kiss you before I go, so here goes..." and he kissed me..it was the best kiss I had had in a long time. I've also been kissed on the cheek on a first date and I thought that was sweet.
Originally posted by Hund1976
Start off by hugging her, then look into her eyes and smile, then slowly bring your head towards hers. If she turns away then she doesn't want a kiss.
thats probably the best advice i've heard yet...thx man ill try it
Originally posted by Hund1976
If she turns away then she doesn't want a kiss.
Also, if she quickly undoes her seatbelt and bolts out the passenger side door, she probably doesn't want a kiss. Not that I've experienced that or anything...
Location: Heaven won't take me, and hell's afraid I'll take over
Posts: 5,703
Quote:
Originally posted by iceisles
Also, if she quickly undoes her seatbelt and bolts out the passenger side door, she probably doesn't want a kiss. Not that I've experienced that or anything...
i met my last bf online, and on our first meet he said "you are beautiful, can i kiss you"............and i froze on the spot.
yet later he just went for it and i had nooooooooo resistance that time
__________________
"I get a kick out of being an outsider constantly. It allows me to be creative. I don't like anything in the mainstream and they don't like me." - BILL HICKS
Also, if she quickly undoes her seatbelt and bolts out the passenger side door, she probably doesn't want a kiss. Not that I've experienced that or anything...
Definitely a sure sign she doesnt want a kiss lol I hate when its been a bad date and yet the guy thinks he can get a kiss anyways and as he is pulling up to my driveway he turns off his headlights..( pulease I'm thinking your going to turn them back on in a second) lol and then they pull into my driveway reallllll slow and they park and look over and I'm halfway done taking the seatbelt off and opening the door at the same time. Had a good time peeeaaaaace!! lol
I had this one guy say hey you have a little something on your face and when I went to clean it off he said no let me and then he touched my face with his fingers then leaned in and kissed me. Corny I know but it was a really good kiss.
__________________
The male brain is more compartmentalized than the female brain. Men can seperate things whereas women have a harder time cause their brains are all wired together in some inter-connected mish-mosh.
I don't think a guy should ever ask if he can kiss a girl. That's like saying to your girlfriend, "can I strip you naked and test out my new mattress?" It kind of ruins the mood.
Please note: The suggestions and advice offered on this web site are opinions only and are not to be used in the place of professional psychological counseling or medical advice. If you or someone close to you is currently in crisis or in an emergency situation, contact your local law enforcement agency or emergency number.