Q&A for How to Make Your Boyfriend Love to Kiss

Try giving him a compliment so he feels more comfortable around you. Then touch his arm or give him a big hug before looking in his eyes. If he still doesn't get your hints, don't be afraid to lean in for the kiss yourself.

Follow his lead and be sure he's comfortable with everything. Start slow and escalate it more if he seems interested.

Try touching him too! Touch his shoulders, sides, and face to show him that you're comfortable touching and being touched.

Lots of guys like that and think that their partners do too. If you like it, keep doing it! If you don't like it, tell him gently that you'd rather kiss on the lips or anywhere else you like.

There's nothing wrong with you! Lots of guys stop kissing as much after they've been with someone for a while. The problem is that you told him you want to be kissed more and he won't meet you halfway. If he always refuses to compromise or do things with you, the problem is him, not you.

He probably wants to kiss you too! Try just asking him, as awkward as it might be. He is probably hoping you'll say or do something to break the ice.

It's okay to be or feel like you're too young to kiss. Concentrate on making friends and getting to know boys you like. Kissing will come when the time is right.

Talk to him gently about what you like. Don't say "I don't like it when you do this," because that might hurt his feelings or scare him away. Instead, try saying "I really like this best." He'll want to make you happy!

He may not feel comfortable kissing yet. It's hard, but you have to respect his boundaries just like you would expect him to respect yours.

No. If it really bothers you afterwards to kiss someone, you don't have to do it, but kissing isn't a sin. It's a very natural thing that everybody does. It won't hurt you, him, or your religion.

Ask him to make it official with you. But you have to be prepared to leave if he says no, or if he says "later." He won't decide to commit with you if you're already kissing and spending time with him anyways.

Ask him! It might be awkward, but he can't read your mind. Talk to him about what you're both interested in doing physically and what your boundaries are.

Some people find kissing very romantic, others don't. There's nothing wrong with either side. If you don't feel romantic about kissing someone, you don't have to feel bad about it or feel frustrated with you friends. It's just how you feel and it's okay.

Definitely! It's okay to make the first move. He'll probably be very happy you did--it's likely he feels nervous and scared too and is waiting for you to act.

Tell him how much you liked it and that you'd like to do it again! If you don't say anything, he might think that you were scared or that you regret it.

Dressing nicely (not necessarily provocatively, just with your clothes fitting right and flattering you), keeping clean, being attentive to him, and talking to him about what she wants to do will help!