At first, touch their arm or shoulder. Then, move your hand to their hair or face and gently touch them for a few seconds. If you feel ready, gently brush the hair away from their face, then rest your hand on their shoulder or cup their cheek.  You might also try putting your arm around their shoulders. Introduce touching slowly. Start small by touching their hand, then only continue if they are smiling and leaning in toward you. Meet their gaze and stare into their eyes for 1-3 seconds. Then, look away for a few moments. Keep returning your gaze to theirs, but don't stare at them continuously.  If they meet your gaze, they are likely interested in you and may be open to kissing. If they are avoiding eye contact with you, they may not want a kiss. Getting consent is the best way to make sure you and the other person both want the kiss to happen. This might seem scary, but it can be really romantic. Here are some ways you could ask:  “Can I kiss you?” “May I have this kiss?” “Would you like a kiss?” Close the distance between you by scooting closer to them or leaning in their direction. Then, wait for them to come closer to you, which will show they're interested in kissing you. If they move away, they might not be interested in kissing. It's best to back off and give them their space. Watch to see if they tilt their head more to the right or to the left. Then, shift your head in the opposite direction. This way, your noses won't bump into each other during the kiss. You don't have to tilt your head a lot. Just make sure your nose isn't directly in front of their nose. As you near their lips, close your eyes, and keep them closed until the kiss is over. This will prevent them from getting uncomfortable during the kiss. If you stare at them during the kiss, they might feel uncomfortable. Plus, keeping your eyes open can take away from the mood. Keep your lips soft rather than tensing them up. Remember to keep your head tilted a little so that your noses won't bump. Gently kiss them for several seconds. Try not to get any of your saliva onto their lips.  It's okay to keep your lips pressed together during your kiss. Don't open your mouth or use tongue during your first kiss. Figuring out what to do with your hands during a kiss can feel tricky. Try putting them behind the person's head. You can play with their hair or caress their neck during the kiss. Alternatively, place your hands on their lower back to keep things simple. These are not the only places you can put your hands, but they're a good start when you're new to kissing.
फिजिकल कांटैक्ट बनाने के लिए उन्हें आराम से टच करें: आप इंट्रेस्टेड हैं, ये दिखाने के लिए आइ कांटैक्ट करें: उनसे पूछें अगर वो किस करना चाहते हैं: अपने शरीर को उनके शरीर की तरफ मूव करें: अपने सिर को उनके अपोजिट साइड में झुकाएँ: जब आप किस करने वाले हों, तब अपनी आँखों को बंद कर लें: अपने होंठों को धीरे से अलग कर लें और उन्हें उनके होंठों के सामने प्रैस करें: अपने हाथों को उसके सिर के पीछे या उनकी लोअर बैक पर रखें: