Kiss

Kissing can be an incredibly intimate and romantic act that can bring two people closer together. From the gentle and soft kisses that lead to a tender moment of intimacy, to the passionate and intense French kisses that can ignite a burning passion. Kissing can be a deeply satisfying form of foreplay.

Kissing can be a way to express feelings and love, and it can also be a way to get to know each other better. It can be a way to explore each other's bodies and reactions, and it can also be a way to increase the tension and intensity of the relationship.

Kissing can also be a way to show your partner how much you care and respect them. It can be a way to create a sense of intimacy and connection that can help strengthen the relationship and improve communication between the parties.

A good long kiss is also known to release oxytocin, a hormone often known as the 'love hormone'.

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Lisa sent us these fun facts about kisses:

💋 The origin of the word KISS is Old English coss, which was a sound-alike word.

💋 We can recreate some of the feelings of falling in love by keeping those playful, exciting, juicy kisses alive, because we also release the love hormone serotonin when we kiss.

💋 Kisses lower the level of the stress hormone cortisol and have a relaxing effect on us.

💋 The first kiss in a movie was in 1896 and lasted 47 seconds.

💋 The extra saliva breaks down plaque and increases mineral salts in saliva that protect tooth enamel. So when you kiss with your partner, you get better oral health, healthier teeth and gums.

💋 We've been kissing for millennia and the earliest kissing-related findings are 3,500-year-old Indian texts in Sanskrit.

💋 An American study shows that over half of men and two-thirds of women have ended a relationship because their partner was a bad kisser. Maybe you know this from past experiences.

💋 Your lips are much more sensitive than your fingertips. That's why it feels so good to kiss.

💋 In addition to burning up to twice as many calories per minute you kiss, kissing can activate up to 30 facial muscles and 112 postural muscles.

💋 Kisses also help to smooth lines and wrinkles and tighten the muscles in the neck and jaw. That coveted glow can also be achieved because kissing increases circulation in your face.