Well.. Im growing up and I Have not had much Kissing practice. A girl asked me out a while ago and I rejected her cos' I thought I just skrew up the kissing part. Any tips?

You are only 12, my suggestion is to wait until you are older. No one can tell you HOW to kiss, that's something that you will have to learn on your own. And something that you have to relearn with each partner.

When you are older, old enough to start dating and kissing, you will mess up and both of you will laugh about it and it will be either a wonderful memory latter or it will be long forgotten when you get older.

;) I feel like a tard now.

You shouldn't.

;d

You just need to be covident and don't worry if you're a bad kisser! Because the girl your talking about has probably never had a kiss either so she won't no if you suck or not! But I understand how you fell I was 12 once

When you're actually ready to start dating/kissing, you will also be ready to ask for help from the right people... the girls themselves.

Everything I ever learned about girls that was WORTH learning, including how to kiss, I learned from them teaching me.

When you're ready to kiss a girl, you will. And then you'll ask her if she liked it, and she'll say "yes". Then you'll ask her to help you be a better kisser, and she'll laugh. Then you two will practice some more and you'll both get better at it.

Won't that be a fun day? Look forward to it, no need to fret about it. It takes the right time and the right girl. So make sure you don't start kissing girls you don't trust enough to talk to about it, OK?

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Originally Posted by Jackie D Star

Well.. Im growing up and i Have not had much Kissing practice. A girl asked me out a while ago and i rejected her cos' i thought i just skrew up the kissing part. any tips?

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On the real go with the flow son,she don't like it her problem,no need for techniques do what you do make up your own

Well I think I had my first kiss around 12 or 13 too so I can relate. I would advise keeping it simple the first time, short and closed mouth. Kissing her like you'd kiss the back of your hand may not sound that great but I'd start with that. Once you become more comfortable with this girl then you can learn together what kissing is all about.

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Originally Posted by Jackie D Star

Well.. Im growing up and i Have not had much Kissing practice. A girl asked me out a while ago and i rejected her cos' i thought i just skrew up the kissing part. any tips?

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Well I doesn't matter but you can give it s try getting a girlfriend won't all be about kissing they want to get to no you spend time together go to ovies hang out have fun not al about kissing and if you want tips about kissing try on your hand and practice because I remember when I couldent kiss

Better not to kiss a girl as you're young. You'll definitely know (may be more than that)when you grown.

Hahahaha you are so cute!
Perhaps just wait and see. It is most likely that she will have less experience than she makes out to.
Next time don't ditch her because you can't kiss. There is no such thing as not being able to kiss, the only way we learn is from finding out for the first time.
Good luck

Aww this is so cute. Your not to young to start kissing. Its okay
I'm sure the girl doesn't have that much kissing expeirience either, so she's probably like just as nervous. But since these people are no help, and I'm not really sure how to explain just go to wikihow and it will explain it all:)
Good luck sweetie

I disagree Katie, I think the people on this thread have been great help!

What about you, Jackie Star?

Well "chihuahua momma" umm I'm pretty sure the kid asked for tips not for someone to tell him he's too young to be kissing girls

Katie's right. That WAS his request. We do tend to offer our additional "insights" when answering questions like Jackie's, but as long as nothing illegal or immoral is being asked, I try to offer some advice on their specific question, too.

You're not wrong in your answer, Momma, but neither is Katie.

I gave him both. I said he's too young, and gave him advice on kissing. But I don't think its fair to say that the advice on this thread was "bad advice" if you don't agree with it.

Did I say it was bad advice?
Cause I'm pretty sure I didn't.

I refuse to argue with you about something that we are going to disagree on, and change the topic of the post. I answered the OP's question, that's what I came here for.