Kiss question : the names means?

I understand your question.

Names are really not that important. But it sure does help us to identify what type of kiss it was.

(Its like the difference between saying "I had sex" and "I did a doggy_style with her") So you see names do help but only at certain times and not always.

We dont ask our partner like "Give me a French Kiss". Just a simple "Kiss me" would do.

French kissing is when you put your tongues in each others mouth. Butterfly kisses are when you bat your eyelashes against the other persons skin. I've never heard the term "fish kiss" but I'm sure it's when you pucker up real big and kiss each others lips. A movie kiss is when the girl is dipped real low and kissed. I'm not sure of any other kiss names :o)

frenchkiss= use your tongue, called frenchkiss cuz its a passionate kiss.

butterfly kiss= is you bat your eyes up against someone elses eyes(children do this)...tickling them with your eyelashes...the batting is the effect of a butterfly.

doggy kiss= you lick someones face...thats what a dog does.

fish kiss= pucker like a fish...thats what a fish does.

eskimo kiss= rub your nose up against someone elses nose. thats how they show love in alaska

most of these are playful and came from elementary schools ;)

butterfly kiss_ soft repetitive kisses

French kiss- addin some tounge action

not sure what a fish kiss is unless ya pucker up and kiss with the kids version of "Fish face"

French-tounges in the others mouth

Butterfly- fluttering eye lashes on someone's eyes

Fish kiss--stick your lips out like a fish

Eskimo--rubbing noses

Kiss--just a pucker

french kiss is like a lip lock full on snof fish kiss is more like a touch of the lip. names dnt rely matter everyone kisses differently n e way

all kisses r made for differnt sexual taste n enjoy life with ur partner