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I Remember My First Kiss

I remember, because it was only a few weeks ago.

I was going to join the "Never Been Kissed" Group, however I'm still confused as to whether that applies to me or not anymore. Let me explain...

Almost twenty four years old, and I hadn't been kissed. This is both by choice and lack of opportunity. Actually, I eventually convinced myself I never wanted to kiss anyone. You only have one chance to give your first kiss away, and you'll never get that moment back. So I decided I'd rather keep my first kiss to myself, no one will take that away from me. However...Then I met a guy. Not the first time I met a guy, of course, but definitely the first guy that had me thinking [i]"Should I kiss him?"[/i] Partly because I liked him enough to, and partly because I also wanted to get it over and done with regardless of what I convinced myself all these years.

I'm in Australia, and he came over from England to spend two weeks with me. As friends, but it was also to see if there's something "more" to our connection in person. In the second week of his visit, we visited this beautiful place about 3 hours from where I live. It was on a summit, that overlooked the city and the ocean. We sat there for two hours just to see the sunset, and during the sunset is when he (for the 10th time) indicated he wanted a kiss. I said no at first, like all the other times, but then I looked at the magnificent view in front of me, and realised if there was ever gonna be a good place to have my first kiss, this spot was probably one of the better ones. So I turned my head, leaned in and we kissed.

Except, is a peck on the lips even considered a real kiss? Our lips were dry from the breeze, and they touched for literally seconds. Straight after the kiss, the first thing that came out of my mouth was [i]"Well that wasn't as good as I had expected..."[/i] Probably not the best thing to say, to be honest. I suppose in my mind, that is unfortunately too romantic at times, I had thought there'd be sparks and I would feel all giddy. I'm highly certain I blushed, but I didn't feel anything.

However, this is not to say that I don't like him. Surely a quick peck on the lips isn't enough of an indication that I like someone or not. We kissed several times on his last days here, but they were all dry pecks; we both wiped our mouths before we touched lips. I don't even know if that's normal or not. And I'm not too sure whether I can still consider myself as "never been kissed", or if I really have given away my first kiss, no matter how quick or underwhelming it may have been.

I'll see him again soon. Not too keen on kissing "properly", however you do that, but if it happens, then I hope there's more of a physical and emotional reaction towards the experience on my end.
DistractedKate101 · 31-35, F
@Maybesomeday
Yours is a story about a woman who has been for most of her life detached from her physical being and from the sensual heart of what it is to be a woman.

It's not about holding onto giving away a kiss, it's about being an affectionate person so in love with life and delighted with your fellow human beings that sharing herself in the manner of physical contact flows as easily out of the self as the sun gives its warmth to the earth.

I encourage you to find a way to the Goddess energy within you. Take a chance. Suspend the over thinking and over control for a little while in your life and immerse yourself into activities that give your body free expression such as music and dance.

I guarantee you that if you give yourself this chance you will experience all manner of kisses.... hundreds of them!

Blessings to you.

😺
maybesomeday · 26-30, F
@DistractedKate101: I agree that I'm probably not in tune with my physical being. I'm not a very affectionate person either. Any intimate form of physical contact is not an easy thing for me, to think about or to do.
DistractedKate101 · 31-35, F
@maybesomeday: All the more reason to take the adventure of exploring this other side of yourself. You needn't do this alone and in fact I encourage you to not do this alone. You might find in your locale women's groups who do dance, drumming or communication type exercises that explore freeing up the heart and the mind.
DistractedKate101 · 31-35, F
@maybesomeday: I received a couple of pm's from women thinking I was suggesting that you take up the lesbian lifestyle because I was recommending that your initial explorations through women's groups. That is not what I intend. I am encouraging the experience of joy, rhythm, and emotional communication....in a safe setting....without the worries of being with men. When you experience these things....at a saturation level....your confidence will grow. You will be more grounded in your body and your intuition......and you will move more in rhythm to the calling of your heart.

It is these things that you will carry with you in your next dance....with men.

A woman or girl who carries this energy with her exudes a life force that men find magnetically attractive....because it is the Song of Life....and when a man with a developed heart hears it....he will court you....or serve you without regret.
SW-User
Perhaps try to be less concerned about it relax and you may enjoy it
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maybesomeday · 26-30, F
@Nunos50: My mind never stops. And my emotions have a hard time keeping up with all the thoughts.
SW-User
@maybesomeday: tricky but for me the less you think but more you feel the better in those moments
WickedGreat · 56-60, M
In this case, there should haven a follow up kiss. I would give the girl a quick one and see what what her reaction was and that would guide the second longer more romantic kiss. Your comment messed that up but you didn't seem like you want to kiss. May you like girls better?
maybesomeday · 26-30, F
@WickedGreat: Just because I was cautious in the kiss, doesn't mean I'm suddenly into girls. What kind of messed up comment is that?
WickedGreat · 56-60, M
Based on no being that into any guy according to your story. If I'm wrong I apologize.
SW-User
If I were to give you my honest opinion, I would say that you have not yet been kissed. A peek, or several peeks can hardly pass off as kissing. Trust me, when you have your first real kiss, you will feel it.

Seems like the two of you don't have romantic chemistry, yet. It may be best to give it time in a situation like that
76starships · 46-50, M
Oh my. You got the "first kiss" under your belt. Good. Now when you see him, or meet someone else and you feel like you want to be close, you can just kiss. Don't build it up so much, enjoy being with someone who makes you feel safe and happy.
Seems like a friend kiss. After a peck the next one would have been longer,tender. No french kissing?
maybesomeday · 26-30, F
@Lonelybutneveralone: Zero tongue involved.
@maybesomeday: maybe he doesn't know how to kiss or is afraid to really kiss you
mrmoose · 70-79, M
awwww, first kisses, even quick, are so sweet

 
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