I am trying to figure out how to kiss someone without using your lips. I am not succeeding.
Eskimo kisses. I dunno where you're from, but in 'Murrica rubbing your nose against your SO's is called an Eskimo Kiss. (Apparently so named after the Inuits. Who did so because their breath smelled so bad after all the fermented fish/seal/whale and lack of dental hygiene. I can't really blame them...)
I've heard of "butterfly kisses", too. But that was in the case of a child giving their father/mother a "kiss", and batting their eyelashes against the parent's cheek so that the tickling hairs felt like the fluttering of butterfly wings.
Either way, both of these are less "sexy" and more of the cute/adorable/cuddly/snuggly and--dare I say it--FEMININE, GASP, SHOCK, HORROR--nature. So Anita would NEVER EVER do these.
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Date: 2013-03-28 05:09 am (UTC)Eskimo kisses. I dunno where you're from, but in 'Murrica rubbing your nose against your SO's is called an Eskimo Kiss. (Apparently so named after the Inuits. Who did so because their breath smelled so bad after all the fermented fish/seal/whale and lack of dental hygiene. I can't really blame them...)
I've heard of "butterfly kisses", too. But that was in the case of a child giving their father/mother a "kiss", and batting their eyelashes against the parent's cheek so that the tickling hairs felt like the fluttering of butterfly wings.
Either way, both of these are less "sexy" and more of the cute/adorable/cuddly/snuggly and--dare I say it--FEMININE, GASP, SHOCK, HORROR--nature. So Anita would NEVER EVER do these.