HUMAN beings can sometimes communicate through signs and gestures in a relationship, especially between a man and a woman by looking deeply into each other's eyes.
The art of love and kissing is important in every relationship and, given space, can lead to certain chemistry that ignites the flames of love.
Sometimes we communicate in our relationships without saying a word.
Communication is important not only in love but also in work and other professions in which you may find yourself. As in any job, communication between lovers is important to strengthen their relationship and keep them close.
The shape of your partner's lips and the way they move while smiling, laughing, or chatting can make someone fall head over heels in love.
Kissing was perceived as a sumptuous party and food for one's relationship. It is not clear how the action itself came about as non-verbal communication. One thing from time immemorial is that loved ones have been kissing since the caveman era.
Kissing culture varies from time to time by the tribe. Orientals greet each other by brushing their lips on both sides of the cheeks, and Westerners greet each other by brushing their lips, even in married women.
Parents often show their children their love by kissing on the forehead, but some shawl men from different churches greet each other by kissing the back of their hands.
In the Holy Scriptures (the Bible) Judas Iscariot, one of Jesus' followers, betrayed Jesus by "kissing" him as a traitor. It is necessary for people to use experience and knowledge to seal our relationships to ask if your kiss is real or if it is a betrayal.
The kiss between lovers is driven by passion, love, emotion, and submission.
Sometimes saliva, when it reappears in large doses, can spoil everything.
Those who kiss must protect their mouths well from the smell and keep their teeth clean.
Given the prevalence of HIV / AIDS, it is unclear whether it is the safest form of intimacy practiced worldwide. There have been some rumors that good kissers are the best for enhancing the game of adulthood.
Through kisses, I have observed that we can communicate silently even when expressing love, which can be chilling and fragile. There is no scale to judge whether a person is the best or the trash kisser unless your partner has the scale to do so, hahahaha!