We've been exploring kissing a great deal recently. We know that locking lips causes an upswing in oxytocin and cortisol (which create feelings of bonding and relaxing, respectively) and now scientists think it's the testosterone in spit that causes us to want to rip our clothes off.
Wait? There's testosterone in spit?
Apparently, yes. In fact, the testosterone in saliva, Helen Fisher, a Rutgers University anthropologist explains, is why men inherently like sloppier kisses. They are in essence "unconsciously trying to transfer testosterone to stimulate sex drive in women."
Interesting.
You know, now that she mentions itmen do you have sort of a saliva-licious way of making out. Immediately we get flashbacks of the sloppy licker/kisser Charlotte York on Sex and the City had to fend off. Eventually telling the poor guy "you're a bad kisser!"
And we also remember the cascade of laughter and the wave of "we know that guy!" when we empathetically witnessed Charlotte's glistening face and disgusted grimace.
If only she had known his wet kisses were just the male way of trying to wriggle her out of that Ralph Lauren cable knit sweater and La Perla push-up bra. It was instinctive. He didn't know any better, Char.
Which, as Fisher also adds, is one of the dangers of men assessing a woman's fertility through kissing. All the slobber could backfire, completely eliminating any chance of sex or even a second date.
In one poll, she adds, nearly 60% of men and 70% women said a rotten first kiss can kill a relationship.
Fellas, take noteit's best to err on the side of polite when you slip a lady the tongue. If you get the feeling you're hungrily devouring her mouth like a plate of french fries, then it may be best to recoil just a touch. That is if you want to be invited upstairs.
Mediazone Badman said
20:52 02/19 2009
IT'S SIMPLE.... MOST MEN ARE DOGS.
Shem1 said
20:53 02/19 2009
YEA I POSTED SOMETHING LIKE THIS THE DAY BEFORE VALENTINE
DJ Epic said
19:07 02/25 2009
this is gud
mizz_backas said
19:08 02/25 2009
oook
ICE_COLD said
19:09 02/25 2009
OK
bLaCkBeatZ said
19:11 02/25 2009
ok ok
jamaicabwoy said
19:13 02/25 2009
k ... no girl eva tell me im a sloppy kisser ..but k
DJ_Enzo said
19:15 02/25 2009
fawud
Dj Quiva said
19:16 02/25 2009
dwllll
seanp said
15:56 03/12 2009
interesting
Star bwoy said
15:24 04/13 2009
ok
EL_Capaton said
15:27 04/13 2009
control people if you dont have it you might lose it all
Wait? There's testosterone in spit?
Apparently, yes. In fact, the testosterone in saliva, Helen Fisher, a Rutgers University anthropologist explains, is why men inherently like sloppier kisses. They are in essence "unconsciously trying to transfer testosterone to stimulate sex drive in women."
Interesting.
You know, now that she mentions itmen do you have sort of a saliva-licious way of making out. Immediately we get flashbacks of the sloppy licker/kisser Charlotte York on Sex and the City had to fend off. Eventually telling the poor guy "you're a bad kisser!"
And we also remember the cascade of laughter and the wave of "we know that guy!" when we empathetically witnessed Charlotte's glistening face and disgusted grimace.
If only she had known his wet kisses were just the male way of trying to wriggle her out of that Ralph Lauren cable knit sweater and La Perla push-up bra. It was instinctive. He didn't know any better, Char.
Which, as Fisher also adds, is one of the dangers of men assessing a woman's fertility through kissing. All the slobber could backfire, completely eliminating any chance of sex or even a second date.
In one poll, she adds, nearly 60% of men and 70% women said a rotten first kiss can kill a relationship.
Fellas, take noteit's best to err on the side of polite when you slip a lady the tongue. If you get the feeling you're hungrily devouring her mouth like a plate of french fries, then it may be best to recoil just a touch. That is if you want to be invited upstairs.