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How do you go in for a kiss?

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Imad Jbara
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03/24/25 5:10pm
Take your time! Start by flirting and complimenting them. Get close and lightly touch them on their shoulder or thigh. Then, try looking deep into their eyes. If they seem into it, you can go in for a kiss.
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