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[omgbillyboy30]

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[omgbillyboy30]

How to steal a kiss!

[topproducerblog]

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[journeytofindtheone-blog]

You can steal a kiss. It can happen so fast, at the end of a one night stand, as a mere thanks. A kiss nowadays can hold so little meaning, nothing like the build-to-climax romance that we see in movies that are somehow resolved with this wonderful, earth-shattering kiss. But holding someone’s hand means so much more. Not only are you in physical contact with someone for a long period of time, but the public aspect of it all makes the world know that this person is yours. You don’t hold hands with a fuck buddy. You don’t hold hands with a one night stand. Because you are ashamed of those people, or at least ashamed of being romantically involved with them. The ownership, not like an object, but of that position in their life is almost like a protector. ‘This girl here is mine.’ There’s also something to be mentioned about the fact that it doesn’t give physical pleasure, but instead an emotional one of attachment. You can kiss a person for an extended period of time, yes, that’s called making out. But that could be purely primal, instinctual, and above all, usually occurring in private. If you hold someone’s hand, instead there’s just a warmth, of knowing they’re there and they’re next to you. The comfort is unsurpassable by a mere peck on the lips. It’s hard for me to admit, but in the last 14 months, I’ve kissed quite a few people. But no hand holding.