The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-26
Laura Jean Libbey's
Daily Talks on
Heart Topics
Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)

(CopyrIght, 1913, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
DOES KISSING MEAN LOVE?
Zone kiss from all others exalts me,
And sets all my pulses astir,
And burns on my lips and torments
me:
lis the kiss fain would give her.
One kiss for all others requites me
Although it is never to be,
And sweetens my dreams and invites
tbs the kiss that she dare not give
me-"
There are foolish maidens and there
are wise ones, The foolish maid be-
| lieves all the fairy stories concerning
love which the jolly, handsome young
man, who calls up her tell her.
There is a class of young men who
make love without intentions. They
are not sincere, nor do they spend
much thought of how the girl may
consider their so-called devotion.
Such young men have not brains
enough to win the average girl by
earnest, manly, conversation powers.
They resort to pleading for kisses, to
awaken her tenderness and win her
heart Whatever liking they have for
the girl is sure to die out if the
maiden does not repulse their effront-
cry. The girls whom such men kiss
without being betrothed to they make
| up their minds they will never lead
to the altar.
| Love is curious problem. Even
while free lance is most ardently
pleading for kisses he is hoping down
| in her heart that the girl will have
modesty and self-will enough to re-
fuse. Men know that kisses do not
awaken love. They are more apt to
disillusionize the man at least. Men
sigh for the lips far beyond their
reach. The longer queen on a ped
i estal for him to try to plead for.
4 After kisses have been exchanged
when there is no proposal of mar.
riage, like bee that has slipped the
sweets of the flower, he is ready t.
fit away to new scenes and prettiel
3 girls. She has no hold upon him; hi
has not asked papa or mamma if h,
may pay court to her or for her hear
and hand. She therefore cannot sa,
him "nay" if he breaks off withou
ado. He can even flirt with other
, and she has not the right to call hin
, to account for it.
:. The kisses they have exchange,
have not given her a hold upon him
On the contrary, she has lost the ad
miration he first entertained for her
1 The roue and the free lance use al
sorts of arguments to offset this rea
soning Of mine in my warning t
? girls. They know il there were n
: kissing fewer girls would be lure
! along the downward path.
al The kiss should always mean mar
rage to follow. For it should b
given only AS sacred, solemn, sane
ticn of betrothal. It means much +
the right kind Of lovers. The MAJ
y loves end respects her. He is too fear
full Of losing her to ask repetition
Of the kiss until it is given at tn
altar. No matter how plain a gin
may be If her lips are chaste fron
kissing she can have her pick of tn
!. mos. desirable Of lovers. She nee
, never fear that The will not be a wife
Allowing kissing is the best way i
the world for girl to lose goo
lover. After they have lost in thi
!. way they will be solder, but wiser.
/, Miss Libbey's replies to your let
ters.. Personal letters not answered
Use ink. Correct name and address
: must be given to insure attention, no
! to print. Write short letters, only O
one side Of paper. Address Miss Lib
hey, No. GIG President Street, Brook
; lyn. N. Y.
Al Brides Parents Congratulation.
Dear Miss Libbey: Is it the bride
parents place to congratulate frs
the new married couple at a sma
? home wedding? What is nice to sa
i to both bride and groom?
al This depends upon whether Their
|. are other very dear friends who ma
pay their respects, their company ma
: first wish them joy. As they pas
aside, parents then often often cor
graduate them by saying: eve wis
j, you happiness and long welded Lii
with our blessing"
Tips Hat--Only Says "Good Evening
Dear Miss Libbey: / am a girl {
is; read your interesting letters. M
: girl friends have beaux, all but mi
! ! am too young to keep company.
. young man of 10 / like very mucl
: Whenever he sees me he tips his ha
Says Good evening"" Never say
anything else nor stands and talks |
me. Wonder why? Please aid no
to seek conversation. SUI
He may be somewhat bashful {
: consider that you are too young fl
: gentlemen to loiter and chat with Q