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A man snatches the first kiss, pleads for the second, demands the third, accepts the fourth - and endures all the rest. Is that true? And, How do you see this?
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Say what? This is the first I heard of that.
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Edited by
1Cynderella
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Tue 03/05/13 01:39 PM
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He's quoting journalist/author, Helen Rowland. She wrote "A Guide to Men", which was the companion work of a book about women bachlors...forget the name of that book...among others.
I don't recall much of her work. The one thing that stuck with me was her definition of flirting as being the art of making a man feel good about himself. I can't agree with her muses on kissing. I've known too many times they seemed plenty eager for ALL of them. 
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She's no doubt just not a very good kisser or has bad breath or something.
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She's no doubt just not a very good kisser or has bad breath or something. *snickers* |
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I think what she's saying is that the romance a man uses to gain a womans attention turns into the duty he has to perform in order to keep her.
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How about this. She thinks that men view kissing as a means to an end and women want the kisses to fill out the middle.
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She's no doubt just not a very good kisser or has bad breath or something. Tawt, you're so bad! 
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