Kissing | Psychology

This actually makes a lot of sense. Being a psychology major, I've learned about how different aspects of one's life (kissing, holding hands, etc.) differs between gender. Sometimes it's something predictable, while other times, it's something completely and totally unexpected.
There are so many things circulating that say "kissing is good for your health!" and "learn to be a better kisser in five minutes!" but honestly, that's just to sell the magazine or wherever else you're reading that headline.
I mean, who doesn't like kissing? I know I love kissing Clyde, and like you posted, to me, it's a way of showing the closeness and how much I trust and love him. All of this just really clicks together, and I'm glad I read it. (: