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*Xxkinki_katiexXx
writes:My friend has recently told me that she doesnt know how to kiss,,She has never kissed a boy before and is now in a relationship,,And now today she text me on my phone asking me if i could help her,,So i said yeah sure what do you want me to do??And she said teach me to kiss or practise on eachother,,Now im not a lesbian am far from it,,As you can tell from one of my questions about how upset i was from when me b/f cheated on me,,But i havnt text her back saying no or yes,,And dont know how to tell her no as she really needs help and has sensitive feelings??Any ideas on what to say or what to do??
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reader, xXxkinki_katiexXx +, writes (18 February 2009):
xXxkinki_katiexXx is verified as being by the original poster of the question Ok guys,,
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reader, Martha Booth +, writes (17 February 2009):
Obviously, your friend rates your opinion highly yet you feel uncomfortable by what she is asking of you. Kissing is a very sensitive area, particularly when first embarking on relationships.
Many young people experiment with friends of the same sex about intimate things and are not homosexual in persuasion.
Do you feel able to talk to your friend about why she is so worried about kissing her boyfriend? We all start from the same place of never having kissed before - that is part of the excitement of it all.
She will be grateful to you for addressing her question whatever way you chose to respond.
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 February 2009): You say no and then you tell her that you don't feel comfortable doing it. Tell her that to practice kissing, she has to practice with her boyfriend. Everyone - EVERYONE has a first time, including that boyfriend of hers.
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