How to Kiss Without Saliva?

Kissing without excessive saliva involves techniques focusing on tongue control and swallowing. Here’s how to minimize saliva during a kiss:

Techniques to Reduce Saliva While Kissing

Here are practical techniques to help keep your kisses less wet:

Control Your Tongue:
- Quick and Constant Movement: Use quick, sweeping motions with your tongue, ensuring it's always moving rather than remaining limp. According to the provided reference, a limp tongue can cause a "slobbery" kiss.
- Avoid Deep Thrusts: Don’t thrust your tongue too deeply into your partner's mouth, which can stimulate saliva production.
Swallowing:
- Swallow Regularly: Make it a point to swallow often during the kiss. This helps prevent saliva from building up in your mouth and spilling over.
Kissing Style:
- Gentle Kisses: Sometimes a gentle lip-to-lip kiss, rather than a deep, open-mouthed kiss, reduces saliva transfer.
- Less Open Mouth: Try kissing with your mouth slightly less open, to also limit the spread of saliva.
Communication:
- Talk to Your Partner: It's perfectly okay to communicate with your partner about preferences regarding the wetness of a kiss.

Technique	Description	Purpose
Tongue Movement	Use quick, sweeping motions, keep it moving. Avoid limping.	Prevents buildup & "slobbery" kiss.
Swallowing	Swallow frequently while kissing.	Removes excess saliva from your mouth.
Gentle Style	Focus on softer lip-to-lip contact.	Less saliva exchange due to less open mouth.
Communication	Discuss preferences with partner.	Open conversation ensures mutual comfort.

These techniques work by focusing on:

Minimizing Stimulation: Quick tongue movements and avoiding deep thrusts help to reduce the stimulation of salivary glands.
Saliva Management: Regular swallowing actively manages the amount of saliva in your mouth, preventing it from being transferred.

By focusing on these techniques, you can maintain a more enjoyable and less saliva-heavy kissing experience.