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While kissing someone you like for even a few seconds can be electrifying or intense enough on its own, making out takes kissing to a new level. If you want to improve your next make out session, we’ve got a tutorial full of tips to help you sustain the passion, mix things up, and make your kissing partner feel appreciated. Meet your kissing partner’s eyes and give them a little smile to show that you’re ready for some action. You can also gently lean your forehead against your kissing partner’s, put your hand on their face, touch their leg, or even give them a quick peck on the lips before you start kissing. Your eye contact doesn’t have to be super intense, especially if you’re just starting with this person. Just a few seconds of eye contact should get the message across.