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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.
No, itâs much more gentle, thoughtful and meaningful â as least, I think so. Obviously, a forehead kiss from a mother to a child in a crib and on the verge of entering dreamland is easy to comprehend, but a kiss on the forehead from a love interest says something different.