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In many cultures, a romantic relationship is sealed with a kiss. In its traditional sense, a kiss is reserved for a loved one, a significant other, or a happily-ever-after! Among the many days that lead up to Valentine’s Day, and are a part of the love week, is Kiss Day, celebrated by millions of people around the world! The day is commemorated every year on February 13, just a day prior to Valentine’s Day.

A kiss can heal many wounds in a relationship and speak a thousand unspoken words. It can clear misunderstandings and strengthen bonds. This year, because of the pandemic, people may be forced to stay away from their loved ones.

Different Types of Kisses & Their Meanings:

A kiss can be embraced on any part of the body and these various kisses are made on various places of the body referring to some deep meanings. Checkout,

Kiss on Forehead

This is the sweetest of all kinds of kisses for sure. Because it connotes trust and comfort. When kissing someone’s forehead, that person tends to believe you more. This kind of kiss is always soothing.

Kiss on Cheek

This is a closed-mouth kiss on someone's cheeks. A friend or lover or parent, in fact, anyone can kiss anyone’s cheek as it is a very gentle way of greeting people. It also shows affectionate signs of friendship.

Kiss on Nose

This kind of kiss signifies that you are very fond of your partner. You simply cannot get over your partner or better half. Your passionate feelings also speak through this kind of kiss.

Kiss on Hands

A kiss on the hand is quite chivalrous and it means that one admires and appreciates you. A person's hand is held with a soft grip of fingers and the back of the palm is kissed.

Kiss on Ear

A kiss on the earlobe suggests that the person truly loves his/her partner.

Kiss on Shoulder

This one suggests pure affection towards someone.

Eskimo Kiss

Well, the name is quite funny and interesting. As per Wikipedia, “when early explorers of the Arctic first witnessed Inuit nose rubbing as a greeting behavior, they dubbed it Eskimo kissing. The Eskimo kiss was used as an intimate greeting by the Inuit who, when they meet outside, often have little except their nose and eyes exposed.” It is an innocent way of expressing love and fondness among friends or lovers and also between parents and children.

Peck Kiss

A short and tight-lipped kiss on the lips or cheeks is known as a peck. It is often exchanged between friends.