Is there any other reason why people kiss?

Kissing also satisfies a universal biological drive for oral stimulation. This powerful drive is one of the reasons that you enjoy eating and drinking. Kissing is second only to eating and drinking in satisfying this primal urge for oral stimulation. If you want evidence of this oral urge, look at people chewing gum, smoking cigarettes, biting their nails, gnawing on pencil erasers. Observe people eating in restaurants, licking ice-cream cones,

Sipping drinks in bars. Everywhere you go; people are satisfying their oral desires. Some even satisfy oral needs by talking. And that's the kind of cumulative oral energy that lies behind every kiss. When your lover kisses you, they're putting all their other oral activities on hold and expressing their oral desires through lip contact. Once you realize this, you can become more sensitive to your partner's oral needs when kissing. And by satisfying those needs, you will be perceived as a better kisser. For example, right after one woman met her husband, she learned that loved gum. "I used to let him chew on my tongue, and it satisfied him. Seven years later, he still loves kissing me. You should see my tongue, though."

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