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I suggest not using any tongue until at least the second kiss, unless she does it first, or it's a long really sexual kiss like on the dancefloor or something. I've talked to a lot of girls and kissed a lot of girls and basically every one that I can remember has said that you should definitely not use any tongue on the first kiss unless they do it first. If you DO use tongue on the first kiss, then you can will often find that there isn't a second time unless you're actually dating regularly. Most girls I have used tongue on right away didn't kiss me again, but girls I didn't usually stuck around for more and used tongue on the second kiss before I got a chance. It's kinda like a test to see whether you're gonna be greedy or take your time with her.
wouldn't that only make it harder to f-close them? if you're good enough, could u
make them want the tongue on the first kiss? or are u saying, save the tongue for 10 minutes later?
By that logic you shouldn't bother with opening her up and making her feel comfortable before you start building sexual tension. This is not magic, you are creating a bond with a person and having a progressive social interaction so you have to go through a series of stages. Now you can speed up those stages and there are even some that you can skip over or breeze through, but there is logic and reason behind why you follow the steps.
If you walk straight up to a girl and ask her if she wants to have sex you are almost definitely gonna be rejected, but if you warm her up and create a connection then your odds go way up because she sees that you are looking for more than purely sex (or in some cases you just fool her into thinking that, but then you're a little morally crooked). Same thing goes with the kiss; if you shove your tongue down her throat right off the bat then she thinks you just want to fuck and that's all, but if you take it slower and don't move too fast then she'll feel more comfortable. Sure it may be slower in the beginning, but it is like a snowball rolling down hill and it speeds up as it goes, but if you try to go fast right off the bat that big snowball just can't get rolling properly and it breaks apart completely.
What do you really want? To try and move fast and most likely ruin your chances, or to take your time and do it right and create a favorable situation?