love kissing!


Why do we love kissing ?!


Kissing is one of the oldest human practices in history, recorded by the Sumerians, Indians, Greeks, ancient Egyptians, and Persians.
 It disappeared a little after the spread of Christianity, but it reappeared in the eleventh century with Shakespeare's novels.

But what is the secret of the attraction of kissing? 

Is it instinctive or do we learn it from others?

The beginning seems to our ancestors, as they used to chew food and put it in the mouths of their young, so perhaps there is a link between our happiness when attending food and our happiness by kissing, and for children, breastfeeding is not just a nutritional means, but rather an important matter for strengthening the relationship between the child and his mother, so maybe kissing is a simulation that our mind performs.
 The subcontractors to bring back those happy memories when breastfeeding.

Another reason that makes us think that kissing is an acquired thing is that some ancient cultures did not perform the act of kissing, and even today some people do not like kissing as a form of making love.

And it seems that it is not only that kissing has a relationship to the mother’s bond with her child, as we mentioned, but there is evidence that kissing or even smelling especially in women helps them choose a biologically appropriate life partner, the study found that women choose men that do not cause an immune reaction By the action of MHC compounds.

Another piece of information is that men love kissing before sexual intercourse, as it is intended to increase excitement, and women tend to kiss after sexual intercourse as its purpose is to consolidate the relationship.

It seems that the hormones secreted by the brain during kissing differ over the course of the relationship between two people. At the beginning of the relationship, dopamine is released, which creates a feeling of “new love” with an increase in excitement and longing, while kissing a partner who has passed a long time while you also stimulates the release of oxytocin important for strengthening relationships long term.

And let's face it, kissing is a beautiful sensation because the lips and tongue are buzzing with nerve endings that make the practice of kissing so beautiful and unique.