Q&A for How to Kiss a Girl the First Time in Your Room

Start slow and only do it if you're both feeling comfortable. She might be interested if you're making eye contact or looking at each others' lips. When you're ready, try leaning in.

You should only do what both of you feel comfortable with, and what is safe.

There is no set age you need to be to kiss. The most important part is making sure that both people want to kiss. Take it slow and make sure the person you are kissing wants to be kissed.

Don't purse them. Just press them against hers. If you're ready, try the lip lock. I find that one easy and fun.

First and foremost, make sure you don't have bad breath. Like anything, you probably won't be good at first, so it will take practice. You'll find helpful tips in Kiss and Kiss Passionately .

If she is receptive to the kiss, gently insert your tongue into her mouth.

It is normal to be shy and normal the first time you kiss someone. It may help to wait until you know the person better and are more familiar with them. Then you may be able to read their body language and know if they're ready for you to kiss them.

Teens can. It depends on how old your partner is, and how old you are. Think about it, and when you're kissing them, don't just thrust your tongue in. Try it out at first. If your partner closes their mouth or pulls away, then don't.

You should try breathing through your nose while kissing.

You don't do anything with your teeth. If you're kissing with tongue, your mouth should be slightly open, so your teeth will be slightly apart.

Make sure your room is clean, first of all. Try to show off any trophies, medals, awards, or honors that you have. Anything that shows your hobbies, as long as they're not nerdy, can turn a girl on. Try and make sure that she feels safe. Lock the door when you come in, if you're allowed to (but ask the girl if that's okay first). You don't want to get caught.

If you’re comfortable with it, kiss them! If not, then maybe try gently pushing them away.