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5 days ago · Kissing can transfer energy between two people, connecting their spiritual auras and potentially aligning their vibrations. Enhanced emotional bond, syncing of spiritual state. The lips are close to the Anahata (heart chakra) which might be activated during a kiss, promoting feelings of love and compassion.
3 days ago · Two pairs of lips are for kissing. It is an essential element for communicating love and affection in your relationship. A kiss is a secret told to the mouth instead of the ear; kisses are the messengers of love and tenderness. "A kiss is a lovely trick designed by nature to stop speech when words become superfluous." Ingrid Bergman
3 days ago · He might make up some kind of excuse, or just move his lips away from yours. He might try to laugh it off, or he might say something like, “I can’t do this”. He will do this, because when he is kissing you he cant stop himself enjoying it and wanting more.
4 days ago · If you haven't experienced many lip pimples and are feeling alarmed, rest assured that it's a normal occurrence: "Pimples are common in this area because of the high concentration and large size of oil glands around the lips," board-certified dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD says.
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5 days ago · Cold sores are a type of viral infection that can cause painful blisters on the lips, mouth, or throat. Learn about the stages of cold sore development here.
2 days ago · Whether you've never been kissed or have been sucking face for years, let Shallon Lester teach you amazing kissing techniques in these Howcast videos.
3 days ago · If it truly is a pimple (just above your lip line) it may be caused by: Cosmetics. You may be using low quality cosmetics that contain ingredients that clog pores. This includes lipstick, lip glosses, balms to prevent chapping, too much foundation and powder, and products you may be allergic to.
