From: 880189s@ace.acadiau.ca (JAMIE CHARLES DUNCAN STUART)
Newsgroups: alt.romance.chat
Subject: Re: Erin's Questions - GRW
Keywords: Kissing
Date: 10 Apr 92 23:26:28 GMT
Organization: Acadia University

In article <1992Apr10.011555.3217@bronze.ucs.indiana.edu> erisande@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Erin Anderson) writes:

>>Hey, Erin!!  Question Time!!  Wake Up!!  This question is
>>going to be on "kissing".... **The audience cheers**  
>>
>>One quote on kissing, "A kiss is a fervent attempt to absorb,
>>to breathe in, a portion of the being whom we love" by
>>Giovanni Jacopo Casanova....  
>>
>>Another is "The sound of a kiss is not so loud as that of a
>>cannon, but its echo lasts a great deal longer," by Oliver 
>>Wendell Holmes, Sr.      
>>
>>"There are wild, hungry kisses and there are rollicking kisses,
>>and there are kisses fluttery and soft as the feather of 
>>cockatoos," by Diane Ackerman.
>>
>>
>>Considering the above quotes and your own ideas, What are your
>>innermost thoughts and feelings about "KISSING"....  
>>
>>**soft kiss**  (to get you in the mood....  :-)  )  

>        Well...  Interesting, I believe.

>        Kissing was something I had missed for two years.  I had been
>kissed during the time, yet it was not a kiss of love, nor of emotion.
>Something lacked.  I believe one of the best kisses I ever got was the
>first on e I ever got, and then the one which happened more recently.
>Cathy gave me that new breath.  Though sometimes I believe I 'breathe'
>people too much, for I feel more for people than some people think.  I
>take things a bit more seroiusly than most think.

>        Possibly, tyhe best real kiss is the soft one.  It can be full
>of feeling, and that to me is more important than the lust type kiss.
>I like it light on the lips, moving to a more 'full' feel of a kiss...
>It is almost as if the people are working in feeling... as if they are
>becoming 'comfortable' with one another.

>        The 'hungry' kiss is just as nice, but on a wholy different
>level.  When I first felt this type of kiss (1991), I was overtaken,
>for it was from someone I didn't expect it from at the time.  I am
>still with that person.  :)  It was SO Passionate, I couldn't imagine
>anything deeper in feeling.

>        Basically, both are great, but in my opinion, the softer
>start, the better...  In short:  Kisses are (to me) more personal,
>more intense, and more meaningful than most anything else.
>-- 

and the crowd goes wild!yyyyyyyyaaaaaayyyyyyywoAHwoAHHOoFHOoFHOoF

Good answer doood I agree, a lot of feeling and emotion (and YES lust) can 
be put into a kiss.


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