[ Possibly NSFW ] Is there any difference between kissing a man and kissing a woman?

No, there is no difference physically. One may excite one more than the other.

None. All sin is equal and deserving of hellfire.

There’s a physical difference, of course. I assume for bisexuals there are differences, but none that are different than a straight man kissing two women: he may like one, but not the other.

@ragingloli Nicely put. In a Sodom and Gomorrhic way.

The only guy I kissed was my dad, on the cheek, and he needed a shave. No woman that I kissed ever needed a shave. They were soft and smelled better.

Whiskers.

There are differences but I think the difference is mainly in myself; whether the other person is regarding me as male or female.

Well, the actual mechanics are the same. The places one’s hand wanders to may be anatomically different. (Or the same. HAHAHAHAHAHA!) But one kisses someone to be intimate, so the sex of the other person has little to do with it.

Thak for asking the question. I will be starting a scientific experiment on this starting today.
I will get back to you in a week.

The women I’ve kissed do not have scratchy beards/goatees. ;)

Never having kissed a man, I couldn’t possibly comment…..so I won’t.

I’ve kissed both. I’m a lesbian. Kissing a woman makes me “feel funny” in my pants.

Other than that, no difference.

@Mama_Cakes ”“feel funny” in my pants” that’s a good one! It makes me feel funny in my pants too.

Not to me. There are differences with kissing each person, though.

Most ladies I’ve kissed didn’t have stubble or whiskers on their faces. And I[‘ve never had one develop a big growth in their pants that poked into my thigh. But aside from that, same.

Girls’ lips tend to be much softer than guys. Technique varies from person to person.

Since I’m heterosexual, I’d liken kissing a girl to kissing a guy that you’re not that into. No funny feelings in the pants, so to speak. But there’s still that thrill of intimacy even if it’s not sexual. The closeness of another person.