At 14, just a few months ago in fact; a bit awkward at first, but we still love each other considerably and it's improved.
Your First Kiss
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First kiss was just this march, at the age of 15. I was in the Dominican partying at a resort, got drunk (as in, 8-10 shots tequila drunk) and hooked up with some girl from a grad party. No clue what her name is anymore.
Mine was when I was 14 and also in a movie theater. XD It was sloppy and such, but honestly, I have fond memories of it. Neither I nor my boyfriend at the time knew what we were doing and it was nice to go through the process together.
When I was 13. My girlfriend and I went to a movie (don't remember which) and basically spent the entire time leading up to it but neither of us would go for it until the movie was basically over and I finally just went for it. I'm proud of myself for that.
Unfortunately, as we were 13 the relationship didn't really work out. I still know her though and things are actually fine between us. I'm glad it didn't make things awkward, considering we're neighbours.
Unfortunately, as we were 13 the relationship didn't really work out. I still know her though and things are actually fine between us. I'm glad it didn't make things awkward, considering we're neighbours.
I was 12 it was with a girl who I had literally been (I'm reluctant to use the term dating at that age but yeah) dating for about 2 days, we were in the school cafeteria and I was sat with her friends, they kinda said we should. So we did. Yeah, nothing special, but hey, 3 years on, I'm 15 and we're just friends now, very close friends. And that's after she dumped me, said I need to go to weight watchers, get a tan and dye my hair. Didn't speak to me for a year and finally talked to me when she needed help with maths. But yeah school cafeteria aged 12.
Ahh mine is somewhat non-typical. I had just come out and didn't know any other gay guys, I was out at a (straight) bar with some friends of mine,and they introduced me to their friend Mallia. At first glance he didn't look gay, leather jacket and gloves, bright blue eyes, iron maiden shirt. We started chatting, I was a bit drunk, we both let it slip we liked dudes, exchanged emails and started chatting on msn. We talked about sexual things, and i told him I hadn't done anything with anyone before (keep in mind I was 16 at this point), and he invited me over to his place to rectify the situation. Long story short, my first kiss was the prelude to loosing my virginity. The kiss itself was fairly sloppy, but he thought me many things about myself, so It's memorable in a sense 
I was 16, in the school common room with my (then) girlfriend who i had just started dating. 'twas nice ^^
Still together now nearly 5 years later
Still together now nearly 5 years later
I was 14 or 15 and it was in my gf's room and it was just a simple kiss on the lips. Short and sweet. and she was too!
It's going to sound offensive but "grow up" really is your answer to that. I suppose a nicer way to say that is that it's not going to matter as you get older and mature in relationships. My first girlfriend is the only girl I have ever had sex where I was her first. Even then we had both messed around in other ways before.IcyEvils said:
By the time you get to my age good luck finding a girl that hasn't fooled around in some way. Nor would I really want to.
I know what you feel like. I wasn't my girlfriend's first kiss, but she was mine. I also wasn't her first something else, which is the part that bothers me.IcyEvils said:
Mine, though, was just over a week into my current relationship. My friend had been pressuring me, her's had been pressuring her, and at one point we went out the front of a party and it kinda happened. As I just mentioned, she'd kissed before, so she took the lead, but god was I bad at it. XD
Unless we count a couple of games of truth or dare, I haven't had one yet.
I guess I just really really suck at the whole "being socially active/flirting/being in a relationship" thing.
I kinda feel like it's a part my childhood is missing. Fond memories of playing with the slightly older neighbouring girl in the summer, our lips briefly meeting to let me have my first experience with what one might call love. *sigh*
Doesn't help that I have quite a vivid imagination for picturing what the things I'm missing out on might be like.
I guess I just really really suck at the whole "being socially active/flirting/being in a relationship" thing.
I kinda feel like it's a part my childhood is missing. Fond memories of playing with the slightly older neighbouring girl in the summer, our lips briefly meeting to let me have my first experience with what one might call love. *sigh*
Doesn't help that I have quite a vivid imagination for picturing what the things I'm missing out on might be like.
Hmm... About 6? Childhood sweethearts and all that.
Alternatively, 16, when I asked out a girl pretty much because she was openly interested in me. In retrospect, I should probably have thought about whether or not I was interested in her, as opposed to just wanting a girlfriend... It didn't last long
Alternatively, 16, when I asked out a girl pretty much because she was openly interested in me. In retrospect, I should probably have thought about whether or not I was interested in her, as opposed to just wanting a girlfriend... It didn't last long
My first kiss was actually only a few weeks ago with my first girlfriend. We had just made plans for a second date, and I said "And there's one other thing I've wanted to do for a while." "What's that?" and I leaned down, and I kissed her. It was complicated a bit by the fact that I'm a foot taller than her, but it was still nice. After a couple of weeks, when we got a bit more into kissing, she asked me how I knew so many 'moves' even though I had never dated anyone. Yay, improvisation!
Not much of a dating kind of guy, never really had a girlfriend, so ya, I am assuming you can figure out I have never really kissed a girl like that (minus a couple of cheek kissing's, but they were more greeting and goodbyes, not the type of kisses we are taking about)