You have been in a relationship for a while and are looking for ways to spice up your kissing sessions with your partner. It is not that they are a bad kisser or that you are bored, but the same type of kissing over and over can create an atmosphere of tediousness when you are making out. So, instead of kissing the same old ways, try some of these great kissing techniques.
Try to flirt a little more with each other when you are at a friend's party or are in public but are away from each other, say like across a room or hallway. Send kisses to each other by kissing your palm and blowing them across to each other. It may seem silly at first, but when your partner catches it and blow one to you, you will feel like the only other person in the room beside them. That will make for a great make out session later when you are alone with them.
Try to knock each other's socks off by being forceful with your kiss. Grab your partner, not hard enough to hurt them but just enough to get them facing you, and take their face in your hands. Then push your lips to theirs and kiss them until they cannot breathe anymore. When they are out of breath, release them and smile. Saying something witty, like "Want more?" Or "There is more where that came from" will let them know that you want to kiss some more and that they can take the lead, if they want to.
Only try this next one with your partner's permission because it involves biting. You will start by kissing, perhaps French kissing, and then you gently bite their lower lip. Do not bite hard enough to cause blood to flow from the wound. Bite just enough to make them moan. This kiss may take a bit of practice because you may not know how hard you can bite your partner without really hurting them. Remember that the purpose of the bite is to give your partner pleasure, but if they do not like it, do not do it. Kissing should be fun and pleasurable for both people involved, so enjoy each other. If biting is not your style, try some other kisses.
Butterfly and Eskimo kisses are great for when you are in public and a kiss on the lips is not appropriate. A butterfly kiss is when two people bat their eyelashes together. Be careful with this kiss not to bump foreheads or noses. This type of kiss is meant to show affection and care for someone who you are close to, so using this kiss with your partner is completely acceptable. The same goes with the Eskimo kiss, which is the rubbing of noses together, instead of the eyelashes. These kisses would be perfect if you are at a funeral or church gathering, when a kiss on the lips would be questioned as appropriate.
These kisses are examples of great kissing techniques that are appropriate for different types of situations. So, enjoy trying them out.
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