French Kiss Tips & Tongue Kissing
Techniques
This article is full of hot french kiss
tips and tongue kissing techniques. We'll teach you
the fundamentals of french kissing. Everyone (no
matter how experienced) should read this article and review
the information here, just as a reminder.
The first and most basic of
our french kissing tips: Before you kiss, make sure your mouth
is moist but not flooded. If your mouth feels dry, take a
little sip of water or move your tongue around. If it's
wet, swallow your spit first. Keeping your mouth
just moist enough makes for a more pleasurable
experience.
Start slow. First kiss
your partner using just your lips. When the time is
right, slowly open your mouth. Your partner should get
the hint and open their mouth too. If for some reason
they don't take the hint, insert just the very tip of your
tongue between their lips. JUST THE TIP! Please
don't jam your tongue into their mouth like some kind of
forceful crazed animal.
Now use your tongue to
lightly lick your lover's. Do not tense your tongue, keep
it soft but slighty firm. Swirl your tongues around in
circles. You can also flick the tips of your tongues
against each other. Do what feels right and notice the
feedback your partner's giving you. If they're really
into it, you're probably doing something right!
Now listen closely, because
this is an important one of our french kiss tips: French
kissing doesn't need to involve your tongue the whole time.
Feel free to just kiss each other's lips and return to tongue
kissing later. Sticking your tongue out and moving it the
whole time can get tiresome and boring after awhile.
Remember that variety is the spice of life!
Pay attention to what you're
kissing partner is doing. Watch for any signals they may
be giving you. If they're closing their mouth, close
yours too and give them a sensual closed-mouth kiss. This
is a nice way to end the french kiss.
Try to control how much
saliva you're producing. When using your tongue to kiss,
things will need to be a little wet. But you can probably
imagine how gross it would feel to have a bunch of someone
else's saliva in your mouth, so don't do it to your
partner. Swallow regularly to prevent saliva build
up. This requires a little bit of coordination, so
practice it.
What should you do if you do
find a big pool of spit in your mouth? You'll need to
swallow so that the saliva doesn't start dripping out of your
mouth, which happens to be really embarrassing. So how do
you swallow without interrupting the makeout session?
Well, take your tongue out of your partner's mouth, and
return to lip kissing. It should be pretty easy to
swallow if you close your mouth. You can also kiss their neck
or ear, which feels pretty good to them.
If that idea really grosses you out
you'll probably have to stop for a little while to spit it
out. It's really nothing to be embarassed about, since
half of that drool was probably from your partner
anyway.
Try placing your hands on the
back of your partner's head while french kissing. Don't
grab their head between your hands and move it around where you
want it to go. Just lightly place your hands there and
they should be able to feel your passion.
Or you can place your hand
lightly on your partner's face. Again, don't
grab. Grabbing will probably scare him/her off,
so keep it gentle. Placing your hand on their face is a sign of
real passion and it usually comes naturally.
More advanced french kiss
tips: Practice rolling waves along your tongue. This
is rather difficult to do, so practice, practice, practice and
once you get it right, do it in your partner's mouth! You
can also learn how to tie a cherry stem into a knot or unwrap a
candy with just your mouth. It's not guaranteed to make you a
better kisser but it sure is impressive. Brag to your
partner about your skills and they'll dream for days about
making out with you.
You can find more advanced
french kiss tips in our make out
tips article. I'm sure your
kissing partner will be impressed. Enjoy!
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