Erotic Kissing Sample
Erotic Kissing Sample
Erotic Kissing Sample
The Art of
ISBN 978-1-906198-01-5
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DATING
DOCTOR
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Peter Spalton
The Art of Erotic Kissing
Peter Spalton, The Dating Doctor ä
The Art of Erotic Kissing
ISBN 978-1-906198-01-5
Foreword 1
Introduction 3
Erotic Kisses on the Mouth 6
Breath Kiss 6
Lick Kiss 7
Nibble Kiss 8
Tongue Tip Kiss 9
Corner Kiss 10
Moaning Kiss 10
Sharing Kiss 11
Love Kiss 11
Playful Kiss 12
Upside Down Kiss 13
Your Hands and Fingers 13
Erotic Kisses on the Body 15
Closed Kiss 15
Body Lick Kiss 16
Skin Nibble Kiss 17
Skin Suck Kiss 18
Combination Kiss 18
Nipple Kiss 19
Erotic Greetings 21
Heart to Heart Hug 21
The Spoon Hug 22
Suggestive Handshakes 23
Hand to Mouth Greeting 24
The Erogenous Zones 25
The Author 29
Foreword
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context. But all my ideas, advice and techniques are just
as applicable to kissing as a same-sex activity. I cover
kissing on the lips and the other erogenous zones,
except the genitals. I think that there are already
enough books on fellatio and cunnilingus.
Peter Spalton
The Dating Doctorä
[email protected]
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Chapter 1
Introduction
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The Science Bit
Kissing is not just a human activity. Touching tongues
is a fairly common gesture of affection in many
mammals. What they are doing is tasting and smelling
each other's pheromones to check their biological
compatibility and reduce the risk of inbreeding. In
humans, kissing also stimulates our sexual organs.
The mouth is one of the most erogenous zones of
the human body because the lips and tongue have a
very high number of nerve endings. Kissing uses a
complex array of 34 facial muscles and 112 postural
ones. The most important is probably the orbicularis
oris, which is the one we use to pucker our lips. In
erotic kissing we also use the tongue's longitudinal
muscle to raise and lower its tip.
The skin on our lips has only five layers so is very
thin compared to the rest of the face, which can have
up to sixteen. The lips do not have any sweat glands
which is why they are prone to getting chapped and
cracking.
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techniques like the breath kiss to create sexual
tension.
· Variety is essential, as is reading the mood of your
partner. Be slow and tender sometimes, kissing
shallow or playful. At other times be passionate,
kissing hungry and deep.
· Use your hands and fingers to caress whilst
kissing. When standing you can caress the head,
neck, arms and upper body. If you're lying down
or sitting you can also play your fingers and hands
over their legs and tummy.
· No two people kiss the same, so learn to read your
partner and vary your technique and approach
according to what they like.
· As with most skills, practice makes perfect. Try
and develop a style that appeals to you and your
partner.
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Chapter 2