Are you a kisser? Are you a hugger?
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Alligatorob
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Hugging before covid anyway was nice for me. Never could get into kissing unless it was somehow romantic, then I do like it!
Lewkat
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Hugger, yes indeed. I'll kiss babies and my dog.
fmdog44
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Put your lips on a glass bottle and see how turned on your get.
I don't think a glass bottle is going to do it for me
saltydog
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Kissing has always been a big turn-on for me. I used to love making out back in the day.
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I am definitely a kisser and a hugger...I love warm, embracing hugs and missed hugging my friends during the covid restrictions. However, I still lock lips only with my husband.
I have run out of chocolate and am considering hugging the delivery man when he comes with my online shopping containing fresh supplies of chocs!!
I have run out of chocolate and am considering hugging the delivery man when he comes with my online shopping containing fresh supplies of chocs!!
No, I found this little doll in Pinterest.
Are you a kisser? Are you a hugger?
Small people;
Hugger
Whether they like it or not
Opposite sex (romance);
Hugger (duh)
Kisser...definite kisser
South of the border gal (20 yrs my senior) taught me what kissing was all about
Whoa...those full lips
Never looked back
No pic
Just memories
My lady has great lips
Life.....is good
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hollydolly
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Lewkat
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Her tattoos are so ugly. She looks like she needs a shower.
Shalimar
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I think she is charming and warm. Ink doesn’t affect me one way or the other. 
Butterfly
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All depends on the context. What I really hate is people I hardly know who want to hug and/or kiss. There used to be this very large woman at my church who wanted to hug and kiss everybody and I finally had to ask her not to touch me. She looked at me as though I had struck her!
moviequeen1
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hugger,I've already hugged 4 people{all have been vaccinated}
I look forward to hugging my family hopefully in Sept
I look forward to hugging my family hopefully in Sept
hollydolly
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I wasn't showing her tattoos.. I was letting you all hear an American's perspective of British people as she's lived here for 10 years
I find the whole tattoo movement today, ugly as well, Lew.
Ah memories -- making out (just kissing) in the back seat of a car for an hour or so, coming home dazed and glassy-eyed. Nothing else has been quite as dreamy as that.
I just remembered! One of my boyfriend's kisses always tasted like Juicy Fruit gum! Yummy.
Jules
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Seems like Canadians are more like Brits.
I think it's unoriginal but as @hollydolly says, it's the content of the video that counts. Besides, Americans have whiter teeth and we show them off at every opportunity.
tbeltrans
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Having spent about 6 months in Canada when I was on the road with the band, I too noticed this especially the farther away from the Canadian/US border we went. Within, say, 100 miles of the border, it didn't seem like another country to me, but instead merely more US. Talking to people in those areas, they resented the fact that, at least at that time (late 1970s), they learned more US history in school than Canadian history. I can understand the frustration.
I have been up to Canada a number of times since, but didn't really notice much of these things since I was intensely involved with a group of engineers on a project, whereas in the band, we got to spend a lot of time hanging out with the locals.
Tony
hollydolly
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LOL..and even that's not the case any more either...I think it's unoriginal but as @hollydolly says, it's the content of the video that counts. Besides, Americans have whiter teeth and we show them off at every opportunity.
