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My first kiss happened during a concert by Lulu. Quarry Leminski Paulo, Curitiba, circa 1993. Sagittarius all, just touched the hand of the girl who was staring at me intently for eternity "Suddenly California." She, friend of a friend, aspiring ballerina tux paint brunette girl smiling, took the initiative. Surrendered. It was amusing, funny, weird; exciting. I do not know what to do, did not know exactly how to react. My sentimental education - and physical tux paint - was quite shy.
Yes, I needed to be taught - and, luckily, tux paint I had a good teacher in this field. There's nothing to be ashamed of, no one is born knowing kiss. A kiss is not even a natural gesture. A kiss is a code. A romantic kiss, language, an erotic kiss, is not a natural act. Learn to do it (and, in general, tux paint like lots of practice).
In some cultures the demonstration of affection tux paint and desire - these rather instinctive - passes away kiss; is controlled by hands, cheeks and noses up. By noises and smells. Not everyone kisses on the mouth, and, according to some historians, the early history of kissing is not connected to the novel, but the smell. It was through smell, often seen near the lips, that our ancestors recognized and authorize.
Good kiss is always controversial, tux paint so disagreements abound in the history of kissing. Some anthropologists say that kissing on the mouth is derived from a maternal practice: chew the food and then passing it to the baby's tux paint mouth. As do the birds.
In the English Renaissance, the slobbering was so democratic that, according to the author tux paint of "Intimate History of Kissing", visitors should kiss the host, the hostess, your children and even domestic animals by stepping on a house. Everything in the mouth. To prevent disease, there was King who banned the kiss - a problem of public health.
The tongue kiss say it is much more recent, same thing in the 20 century. Has neither hundred years hence. Good excuse for all virgin mouths: this stuff is very new in human history, it takes time to understand, learn, practice. No pressure.
But the magic of the codified world - Kiss and signs all have built with human ingenuity - is precisely this: impersonate natural. The coded art, alphabet, religion, science and technology, world overlaps the natural world to perfection, like a carpet covers the untamed land.
If the kiss is a code invented by man, what is the meaning of a kiss? A kiss is never just a kiss. It is always much more than the movement of facial muscles. No innocent kiss, silly kiss, kiss anything. A kiss can be cold, but not empty. It could be bad, could be good, can be hot, it can be sad. Can mean hello or goodbye, you can ask for help or show disgust, may seal the fate of both of you.
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My first kiss happened during a concert by Lulu. Quarry Leminski Paulo, Curitiba, circa 1993. Sagittarius all, just touched the hand of the girl who was staring at me intently for eternity "Suddenly California." She, friend of a friend, aspiring ballerina tux paint brunette girl smiling, took the initiative. Surrendered. It was amusing, funny, weird; exciting. I do not know what to do, did not know exactly how to react. My sentimental education - and physical tux paint - was quite shy.
Yes, I needed to be taught - and, luckily, tux paint I had a good teacher in this field. There's nothing to be ashamed of, no one is born knowing kiss. A kiss is not even a natural gesture. A kiss is a code. A romantic kiss, language, an erotic kiss, is not a natural act. Learn to do it (and, in general, tux paint like lots of practice).
In some cultures the demonstration of affection tux paint and desire - these rather instinctive - passes away kiss; is controlled by hands, cheeks and noses up. By noises and smells. Not everyone kisses on the mouth, and, according to some historians, the early history of kissing is not connected to the novel, but the smell. It was through smell, often seen near the lips, that our ancestors recognized and authorize.
Good kiss is always controversial, tux paint so disagreements abound in the history of kissing. Some anthropologists say that kissing on the mouth is derived from a maternal practice: chew the food and then passing it to the baby's tux paint mouth. As do the birds.
In the English Renaissance, the slobbering was so democratic that, according to the author tux paint of "Intimate History of Kissing", visitors should kiss the host, the hostess, your children and even domestic animals by stepping on a house. Everything in the mouth. To prevent disease, there was King who banned the kiss - a problem of public health.
The tongue kiss say it is much more recent, same thing in the 20 century. Has neither hundred years hence. Good excuse for all virgin mouths: this stuff is very new in human history, it takes time to understand, learn, practice. No pressure.
But the magic of the codified world - Kiss and signs all have built with human ingenuity - is precisely this: impersonate natural. The coded art, alphabet, religion, science and technology, world overlaps the natural world to perfection, like a carpet covers the untamed land.
If the kiss is a code invented by man, what is the meaning of a kiss? A kiss is never just a kiss. It is always much more than the movement of facial muscles. No innocent kiss, silly kiss, kiss anything. A kiss can be cold, but not empty. It could be bad, could be good, can be hot, it can be sad. Can mean hello or goodbye, you can ask for help or show disgust, may seal the fate of both of you.
Tags: love, kiss, children, Chronic, ESPM-SP, facebook, holiday, idealism, Loro Verz, chronic illness, memory, modernity, contemporary neuroses, teacher, Renato Essenfelder, romance, Sao Paulo
SEARCH Select editorship Academy Culture tux paint Design & Research Articles Interviews Media Business & Management Innovation & Creativity Journalism Our School Our Publications Postgraduate Advertising & Marketing International Relations Sustainability
ESPM Social NGOs that receive presents consultancies in this [...]
See all of our previous publications. Select Month May 2014 (26) April 2014 (26) March 2014 (13) February 2014 (13) January 2014 (5) December 2013 (8) November 2013 (14) October 2013 (29) September 2013 (35) August 2013 (23) July 2013 (13) June 2013 (26) May 2013 (44) April 2013 (53) March 2013 (33) February 2013 (10) January 2013 (6) December tux paint 2012 (8) November 2012 (27) October 2012 (21) September 2012 (28) August 2012 (47) July 2012 (47) June 2012 (51) May 2012 (47) April 2012 (46) March 2012 (44) February 2012 (21) January 2012 (12) December 2011 (18) November 2011 (35) October 2011 (41) September 2011 (45) August 2011 (50) July 2011 (40) June 2011 (45) May 2011 (41) April 2011 (16)
Interesting tux paint links. You can browse tux paint at will:> Library Blog ESPM-RJ> Blog Library ESPM-SP> Hotsite Vestibular> Paratodos ESPM-RJ Journal> Newronio ESPM> High Note ESPM> Portal ESPM South Journalism> Journalism Portal ESPM-SP> Magazine Electronic Business In
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