A kiss can be erotic. It can be a sign of friendship. It can be affirming of a relationship. (Or it can be other things.) Sheril wants you to help her decide when a kiss is just a kiss. Or not.
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On account of Valentine's Day being right around the corner, and inspired by Sheril's almost-through-the-edits book on the science of kissing, I thought I'd ask the Free-Ride offspring (now 8.5 and 10.5 years old) whether they had any
Valentine’s Day is coming up, so it is time to think about kissing. Pursuant to this, Sheril Kirshenbaum, author of “The Science of Kissing,” has made the Kindle version of her excellent book available at a discounted price through February 18th.
The authors of a new paper note that "one of the principal ways in which we interact using our faces is kissing." This reminds me of an old National Lampoon joke on how the French were famous for inventing sex acts with the face. But I digress.
Thanks Greg!
Of course, a kiss with sheril may be just a kiss. I'd hold my nose and try not to think of chris m.
Now ERV on the other hand. That kiss would have the added frisson of wondering if arnie likes me or not.
And jennifer... *swoon*
Eddie, don't be a moron.
Sheril, no problem. Sorry about Eddie. Feel free to kick his ass.
Why thanks you eddie, for proving just what complete and utter fucking morons people can be. I mean really, I am so very glad you chose to grace us with your fantasy perspective of really bright women - because I am quite certain that the women you just listed care so very much how you see them. It's good to know that you have such an active fantasy life and chose to share it with us. Because you know, I woke up this morning just totally wondering what eddie fantasizes about.
It really is all about you.
Fucking moron.