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One possibility is that it is a learned behavior that evolved from kiss feeding, the process by which mothers in some cultures feed their babies by passing masticated food from mouth-to-mouth. However, there are some contemporary indigenous cultures which still practice kiss feeding, but not social or erotic kissing.
The Eskimo Kiss â It is commonly used by children and parents as an indication of affection. It involves rubbing your nose against your loved nose back and forth. This type of kiss has its origin from the Eskimo, hence the name Eskimo kiss. The French Kiss â The French is considered most popular romantic kiss.