Whats the science behind kissing??

Question

Whats the science behind kissing??

Answer 1

Just pucker up and close your eyes.

(If you leave your eyes open, they'll just think you a freeeeeak)

Answer 2

the formula is lips + lips = hot passion.

Answer 3

When early humans began to walk upright, the genitals were no longer easily visible for display.  So the lips evolved to sort of visually simulate the vaginal opening as a sexual display, and kissing (especially french kissing) is like a low-risk intercourse simulation.

Other animals never evolved the kiss instinct because they can still crawl up behind and sniff each others butts.

Answer 4

There is no science: some races of people dont even due it and think it most unhygienic!

I have to say, if I had Johnny Depp in front of me, there would be very little science involved!

Some study has shown however that kissing does release pleasure hormones...hope that helps

Gaynor

Answer 5

behavioral science. could have evolved from feeding behaviors...you know, how parent animals regurgitate food for their offspring...creating a parent-child bond. which (apparently) evolved to a means by making bonds among individuals.

i saw a news story about a pair of animals in a zoo (i forget which animals exactly) but the animal handlers and regular visitors have noticed the pair (male and female) seem to "kiss" each other every morning when meet with each other in the shared enclosure.

Answer 6

Kissing is science and it is also magic.  Magic is just science we haven't figured out yet.  Kissing is something we still don't understand why it works the way it does.  No other creature kisses their mates.  Kissing is a human thing.  Who can understand the glands do this or that and they never realize that it's like an onion.  It has many layers.

aoa

Answer 7

It's the Science of 'Fluid Flow'...i.e...Exchange of liquids held on the tongue. Often resulting in other, and possibly extreme 'Chemistry' reactions .

Answer 8

There is none, you just do it.

Answer 9

just go with wat both feels right and suits the other person