Oral Sex for Every Body: Giving and Receiving for Men and Women Read Online Free PDF

practice them with your lover:
The Tongue Kiss (or French Kiss). This is about exploring the mouth cavity of the other person, but delicately.
The Clinging Kiss. Here, one takes the partner’s lips with his or her own.
The Opposite Directions Kiss. Both lovers tilt their heads in opposite directions when they kiss.
The Vacuum Kiss. Take one of your partner’s lips (either the top or bottom) and suck on it.
The Tempting Kiss. Kiss your partner without stopping until he or she can no longer resist.
Contact Kiss. Brush your partner’s lips with your tongue in the most cursory and light manner.
The Biting Kiss. This one is about biting your lover’s lips, but in a way that is both passionate and sensual at the same time, thus heating things up in the moment.
The Passionate Kiss. In this type of kiss the excitement keeps mounting; both partners kiss each other, mixing tenderness with ardor, strongly pressing their lips together.
    Their hands also join in, each rubbing all over the other’s body as they maintain the kiss.
Eskimo Kiss. Gently touch the tip of your partner’s nose with your own nose-tip. Then caress your partner’s face with your nose-tip. This represents tenderness.
Pecking Kiss. Kiss quickly, only with the lips and without using the tongue.
Sour Kiss. Put a little lemon juice on your lips and kiss your lover passionately.

    DID YOU KNOW. . . ?
We use more than thirty facial muscles when we kiss.
According to a study published by Princeton University in 1997, the human brain is equipped with neurons which help one to find the lips of their partner with eyes closed or in dark places.
The Bible is the first book to mention kissing, with forty references in the Old Testament alone.
The most kisses given in a motion picture were delivered by John Barrymore in Don Juan—a total of 191 smooches.
The longest movie kiss lasted three minutes and five seconds, shared by Jane Wyman and Regis Toomey in You're in the Army Now.
    And speaking of long kisses, the record is held by Dror Orpaz and Carmit Tsubara of Tel Aviv. In 1999 they lasted thirty hours and forty minutes with their mouths stuck together, after which they were taken to the hospital with serious facial pains.

    THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF KISSING

Don’t think about anything except kissing when you’re doing it. Better yet, don’t think at all.
Relax your lips, but not to the point of drooping.
Kiss as if you had all the time in the world.
Use your hands. Increase pressure gradually and make sure to rub gently.
Don’t turn every kiss into a sex act.
Always kiss your lover as if it were the first time.
Keep your eyes closed.
Two or more little pecks are a nice way to set up a big, hot smacker.
Enjoy a variety of short and long kisses before going on to little bites, little licks. . . .
Make sure to end on a good note. An easy, sweet ending is much nicer than a curt, clangorous goodbye!
    DO YOU KNOW THE THREE P’S + C? ‌

    To become a complete master of kissing, always keep the three P’s + C formula in mind. We are referring to Patience, Passion, Pressure, and Calm. Kissing should always be a gentle, delicate, and unhurried act. Many men often abuse the French kiss by starting off way too forcefully, by jettisoning those little gestures and touches which lend so much pleasure to it. The French kiss isn’t a battle of tongues, nor is it a way to choke your lover.

    SKIN DEEP

    Besides being your largest erogenous zone, the skin is also the body’s biggest organ. For the average male its area is 20.5 square feet (1.9 square meters); for the average woman, 17.2 square feet (1.6 square meters). You can give a good kiss on the mouth or any other part of the body. The mouth is hot, moist, smooth, and sensitive, all of which turn it into a dynamite tool for pleasure. On the other hand, the tongue, together with the fingers is the most sensitive and deft part of the body. For this reason it excels when used to caress or massage. It is also central to the sense