I realized I was good at kissing when I had to teach my fiancé how to kiss me the way I wanted. Kissing on the mouth has always been important to me because I learned early that it's the first entry to the combination lock to my sexual arousal. I think most humans know instinctively how to kiss — at least those who practice and enjoy sexual activity. For me, it's more & more the indicator of "how hot is this going to get?"
Kissing on/in the mouth instantly identifies and conveys our deepest, most intimate sensual need — it says "I want you to suck me, lick me, fuck me, wring me out. Let's twist our bodies against and inside of eachother and lose it for awhile! Do you get me?" Well, I guess my husband didn't get me, so that's in the past (the lack of kiss-chemistry should have been my first hint!)
Anyway, physics is indisputable — when you kiss me and I kiss you back, the top inside of my pussy warms and tingles, like the roof of my mouth when I eat something really sweet and delicious. I become moist with slippery proof… how hot is this going to get? I don't know — let's start it all with a kiss.
~Alice
Kissing on/in the mouth instantly identifies and conveys our deepest, most intimate sensual need — it says "I want you to suck me, lick me, fuck me, wring me out. Let's twist our bodies against and inside of eachother and lose it for awhile! Do you get me?" Well, I guess my husband didn't get me, so that's in the past (the lack of kiss-chemistry should have been my first hint!)
Anyway, physics is indisputable — when you kiss me and I kiss you back, the top inside of my pussy warms and tingles, like the roof of my mouth when I eat something really sweet and delicious. I become moist with slippery proof… how hot is this going to get? I don't know — let's start it all with a kiss.
~Alice
