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writes:Could someone please define: "making out" for me? I have a general gist but I would like to make sure I'm on the same wavelength as everyone else, lol. Thanks Reply to this Question |
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 April 2007): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionthanks guys
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 April 2007): Passionately kissing
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reader, Farris +, writes (4 April 2007):
 The term is so widely used for a variety of things... I guess it just depends where you come from! If you're really unsure, perhaps you should check with a close friend or older sibling. You shouldn't be embarrassed!
Where I come from, making out is purely open mouthed kissing, with petting, I.e. hugging, caressing their face, running your fingers through their hair, etc.
Best wishes.
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 April 2007): nowadays if u "make out" with some one its just kissing and hugging. But somepeople use it in the terms of having sex with someone, so it depends on the person who is using it.
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reader, ChiRaven  + ♥, writes (4 April 2007):
 In general, the term "Making out" involves the physical sexually oriented interaction between two people (although I suppose the term could be extended to include situations with more than two, although I've never heard it used that way) that stops short of full sexual contact and stops short of undressing. It is usually of limited duration because of social circumstances (e.g., one or both partners has a deadline) and at the end of it both partners can leave looking "socially presentable" (i.e., no clothing torn, no embarrassing wet spots that can't be hidden, etc.).
So in real terms, kissing and touching (above or below clothing, but without actually removing or tearing the clothes) are pretty much included, but working either partner up to a climax that might leave traces went a bit too far.
At least that's the definition I've always used. Of course I learned the term a long time ago. Maybe it's different now. Anybody else got an updated definition?
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reader, lamo +, writes (4 April 2007):
 making out is when 2 people full on kiss.
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