Comments on: Why do we kiss?

By: minaturecookie

minaturecookie — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 11:55:00 +0000

You can’t claim kissing usually comes before sex, thus kissing is instinctual, like sex. The act of sex is necessary for human reproduction, kissing could very easily be skipped (and – in fact – is by 10% of the population).
Actually thinking about it, 10% is a staggering percentage of humanity that doesn’t kiss. If kissing were instinctual, then the percentage of people who do not kiss would be FAR below 10%. Social influence can not very easily affect what does -not- happen in the bedroom… Especially social influence purely by omission.

By: Samantha Prowers

Samantha Prowers — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 03:28:10 +0000

How is kissing not instinctual behaviour and is something that is learnt? Isn’t it also related as behaviour that goes with sexual intercourse which is sort of instictual to make humans reproduce?

By: Bubba Nicholson

Bubba Nicholson — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 16:41:13 +0000

Uh no, kisses pass epigenetic pheromones, mainly the facial skin surface lipids which contain more than 735 oddball chemicals that are strange in exactly the stereochemical ways that typify insect pheromones. The human appetite for kissing pheromones uses the same pathways as addiction, but without all the harsh side effects. As you might expect, kissing of our father’s faces is the most important for finding peace and love in life. Without enough paternal affection (i.e. kissing your dad’s face to pick up enough of his facial skin surface lipid ‘kissing pheromone’), you run high risks of criminal or drug-seeking appetites that may be difficult to control. If you kiss your mother too much without enough affection from your father during childhood, you run the risk of homosexual ideation and behavior. Happily, scientists have been able to reverse criminal, drug-seeking, and perverse behavior of all descriptions with a one-time, 150 mg dose of the paternal facial skin surface lipid taken by mouth. See: Nicholson B. Of Love KISSES PASS EPIGENETIC PHEROMONES IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF SOCIOPATHY, ‘MENTAL ILLNESS’ AND DISEASE The Cure for Crime. The Cure for Drug Addiction. It is available free on google and for $1.00 on Amazon. Here is the link: http://tinyurl.com/y8vxlxp

By: Yahoo! Answers » Blog Archive » Ask Mike: The First Kiss

Yahoo! Answers » Blog Archive » Ask Mike: The First Kiss — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 01:04:34 +0000

[...] to various sources across the Web, kissing isn’t as universal as we might think. Anthropology.net explains that approximately 10% of the human population doesn’t kiss. Another site writes [...]

By: nub

nub — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 08:55:01 +0000

“Have you ever been in mid-kiss and wondered, ‘Why the hell am I doing this?’”

hahahhahahhahahahhaha

…yes.
Thanks for the knowledge!