<p>I'm pretty sure someone all ready did a thread on this, but incase they haven't yet I will be the first to do so!</p>
<p>So basically this thread is about how amazingly awesome or dreadfully awful our first kiss were. Take a moment to reminisce and share your experience. Please do not make fun of someone else for sharing their experience or give out anyone's name, and just remember to have fun with this.</p>
<p>So mine went something like this:</p>
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<li>My first real one was when I was sixteen. I remember I was hanging out with the girl I was talking to at the time. She had to go to a band concert in the next hour or so (It was around 7pm at the time). She asked if we could get a McFrape at McDonalds before I dropped her off. So we went up there, went through the drive thru and drove back around in the parking lot and parked in a random spot. So, we're sitting there eating and talking when I caught her just staring at me, you know "the stare". I was like "Oh god, I know what's gonna happen next..." So she's staring at me and says "Just come here and kiss me already." So our heads got closer and closer and we just lip-locked sort of. It was funny because her lips tasted like a McFrape (I know...I know). It felt weird at first but then I got used to it. Not to bad, I dropped her off afterwards and that's all I thought about for the entire night. Lol. </li>
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<p>I was 18. Hip-hop wasn’t that cool or that mainstream like it is nowadays. I don’t think anyone knew who Justin Bieber was. Cool movies like the first Iron Man came out and 21. People very much still liked pop-punk. I liked The Garden State too much. Halo 3 wasn’t even six months old. I read news about the economy going downhill every day. </p>
<p>It was with a girl that was crazy about me off MySpace and I had never actually had a girlfriend up to this point. She was the Valedictorian at my school (also in my homeroom & art class) and when no one was home I called her up on the phone and asked her if she wanted to watch a movie with me (The Notebook was on TV). Well, we ended up kissing during the film and I walked her home that night. I think one time she drove to meet me outside in the middle of the night and we watched the stars together for hours, just talking. We still talk about this sometimes but not as something romantic. </p>
<p>She’s now a graduate student and still calls from time to time about seeing if we can meet up. You couldn’t even get a frappe from McDonalds when I was seeing this girl. I feel old, haha. </p>
<p>She was technically my first kiss but not really my first kiss in love with someone. That was a better experience (and one that’s lasted 4 years exactly tomorrow).</p>
<p>I was 14 & in middle school. The spring of 2008 to be exact. Me & this particular girl would always flirt in class & eventually I asked her out. I had previously dated two other girls before her but we were too young & they didn’t last any longer than a couple of weeks so no first kiss yet. </p>
<p>Anyways about a month into the new relationship, I was coming out of after school homework help when, who do in the corner of my eye, my girlfriend waiting for me in a bench. She said she had a surprise for me & grabbed my hand & was pulling me, I had no idea what was going but just went with it. She lead us to the quad courtyard of our school which after school was completely isolated & quiet. She grabbed my both my hands & told me to close my eyes, I honestly thought she had like a 1 month anniversary gift for me or something like that but not quite. She kissed me & I made the rookie mistake of instantly tongue kissing her, needless to say all went well & for a first kiss it was fun. </p>
<p>We dated for about 3 months & stayed friends but never really talked much after that. She was merely a familiar face in high school & only until recently in June did we have a real face to face conversation at our Grad Nite…4 years later.</p>
<p>It was the last day of 8th grade. Me and my girlfriend were at the 8th grade dance. She was wearing something really hot (on 8th grade standards.) She leaned in sensually and we just kissed. It was amazing…then the dream ended lol.</p>
<p>In serious terms though, no it has not happened. I am entering sophomore year. It seems like it would be kinda cool, but I’m not really looking for the effort and maintainence it takes to have a girlfriend…and the whole kissing process seems awkward. For someone who worries about stupid things as much as I do, everything is still a joke to me. I can’t really imagine myself keeping a romantic atmosphere with a straight face.</p>
<p>My first kiss was towards the end of 7th grade on a date with my “girlfriend” at the time (oh, middle school romances). It was a beautiful day and was on a secluded bench near the tennis courts that were never used. I was 13 at the time and I thought I was the coolest person alive hahaha</p>
<p>Basicallly what GN said. I’ve never had that real post elementary kiss yet mainly because i don’t know how to “go for it” since it seems like by this time EVERYONE else knows how to kiss well and im just sitting there like an awkward penguin (hope someone gets it)</p>
<p>It was my freshman year, and I just got done playing a game. I was walking my girlfriend to her car, so nothing out of the ordinary. I just remember our lips meeting. It was really awkward. I’m not going to lie. I should have made it more romantic in hindsight. I’ve had worst first kisses in relationships though.</p>
<p>For those of you who haven’t yet. Don’t worry. You’re not alone. Just remember that it will happen eventually. It doesn’t have to be perfect as long it meets your expectations. Now, everyone wants “the perfect kiss” but in reality that rarely happens to the majority of us. It’s life, take it as it comes. </p>
<p>Good stories guys. Keep 'em coming.</p>
<p>In my school (of around 400), unless you’re horrifically ugly, extremely uptight, or really socially awkward, you have most likely had your first kiss by the end of your freshman year. You get slaughtered if you’re a still virgin by the end of junior year guy or girl. A lot of the guys are cocky manwhores and yeah, you can just guess how the girls are. I know, my high school sucks. People are so judgmental and ignorant. Really irritates me.</p>
<p>Strange. I was in a school of around 2000 (freshman to junior) and no one ever noticed me. However, I think my school had the record for being the one with the highest high school teen pregnancy rate in the state. :/</p>
<p>First non-serious kiss: 8. It was, what, just around when Bush was elected for the first time? With a girl at this after-school YMCA thing. We snuck away to a park down the street to play on the swings and ended up trying the whole kissing thing. Didn’t know how to do it, and we were pretty much platonic friends anyway.</p>
<p>First serious kiss: 15. Outside on my porch. It was raining, but we were under an awning. Nighttime.</p>
<p>Summer of '02
I was 19. We were under my tree house, just lying down staring at the stars in the sky when I decided to make my move. Our lips locked for 2 seconds, then she pulled away and called me a pedophile. I thought that was a pretty big word for a 9 year old, and needless to say I was very impressed. Still think about her every now and then.</p>
<p>It hasn’t happened yet. The thing about my school is that the majority are uber-conservative Christians who are saving their first kiss for like… marriage (okay, maybe that’s going out on a limb, but I’m not a Christian), so I’m not exactly a rarity in my school. Most of my friends haven’t been kissed either. Ah well. Maybe this year or (more likely) college. :D</p>
<p>Haha! Fun. I was 18 and I’d liked this guy for months and one day, after his concert, we went for a walk around the lake at our school and tried to kiss me, but it took me by surprise, so our faces just kind of bumped. lol! we both laughed and then he kissed me again and it was perfect. Super cute. Cheesy movie moment. We wound up dating into our first year of college before our schedules became too much.</p>
lol</p>
Super cute. Cheesy movie moment. We wound up dating into our first year of college before our schedules became too much.</p>