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"Scientists have revealed that the quality of a kiss is less about technique and more about the "thoughts, fantasies and emotional context we bring to it". Researchers at Abertay University challenged the common belief that kissing inherently ignites sexual chemistry, instead investigating the profound impact of cognitive and emotional elements on kissing behaviours. Their methodology involved an online survey, where participants from the UK and Italy were questioned on their attitudes, experiences, and fantasies concerning intimacy and the act of kissing. The survey also gathered data on the frequency of intimate fantasies and details regarding their sexual desire."
The Independent solicits donations to fund on-the-ground reporting across reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech while avoiding paywalls and relying on reader support. Scientists at Abertay University found that the perceived quality of a kiss depends more on cognitive and emotional factors than on technique. An online survey of UK and Italian participants measured attitudes, experiences, fantasies, hallmarks of a good kiss, perceived kissing ability, and sexual desire. Results indicated that people who frequently daydream about intimacy place greater importance on contact and arousal when judging kissing quality. Kissing was characterized as more than a purely sensory experience.
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