But the key phrase there is “really liked each other.” He’s smart and sweet, and I would have tried if I thought there was enough potential otherwise, but I think he has sort of a puppyish personality which just isn’t a good match for me. No sense trying to stuff him into a mold when there are other women out there who would love him as he is.
Fair enough. I just thought the kissing was the only issue. But I understand physical attraction or the lack thereof.
Good Luck. :0)
I have a friend at work who I think isn’t as good a kisser as my wife is, but I don’t have alot of experience. The friend told me I wasn’t a bad kisser after the first time, but I think she needs a little help. I don’t think I would tell her that, though.
Dated a guy (ONCE) who actually slobbered when he kissed. I’m not talking tongue, I’m talking drool. Too revolting for me, even though he was otherwise likeable.
There’s a quite easy and obvious solution here. . . :rolleyes:
Nope, it’s all over. Someone who doesn’t know how to kiss doesn’t “get it” and is therefore undateable, plus terrible kissing guarantees, with 100% certainty, that he will be bad in bed.
You’re so mean! 
I taught my husband how to kiss. He didn’t slobber though, that might have been a deal breaker.
He was good at all the other stuff though. Oh yeah. That part was yummy and kept me coming back for more.
I never said it was a problem..merely an observation.
Yeah I’m kinda leaning this way. My own experience with bad kissers was that I tolerated it once. Ever since then, bad kissing within the first three dates is an instant dealbreaker. I’ll never call back, he’ll never know why.
My first kiss was with someone who drooled. I couldn’t handle it.