Why is there so little research on first kisses?

It’s not clear why, as noteworthy an event as the first kiss is to many people, psychology has tended to give the whole matter short shrift. Indeed, there’s not even much research on kissing in general, whether between long-term romantic partners or on dating partners exploring their new feelings toward each other.

Which personality types have the most likely first kisses?

Extraverts might be more likely to engage in an early first kiss, because they are more socially motivated, though they may also be prone to high-risk behaviors.

Is kissing at any age a good idea?

As pointed out by the research team, kissing at any age, when it’s between people who don’t already have a sexual relationship, “affords many of the positive aspects of other (forms of physical intimacy) without the risk of sexually transmitted infection and/or pregnancy .”

Does it hurt to kiss a girl for the first time?

Kissing for the first time is a discovery for both the guy and the girl. Unless your partner is an expert kisser, both of you are likely to stay away from any kind of biting or nibbling. Don’t be afraid and don’t speculate about whether it will hurt if he/she bites, because the chances of that happening are slim.

What is the purpose of kissing in a relationship?

Regardless of what form your kiss takes, it’s thought that once a partner has been selected and you are in a relationship, kissing serves to maintain and strengthen the bond between you. So go ahead — kiss fervently with your mouth, sniff each other intensely, or rub noses with abandon.

Does the first romantic kiss hold any weight?

Well, there is some evidence to suggest that the first romantic kiss holds quite a bit of weight and serves as a way to assess the long-term potential of a mate. What are we assessing?