On the cheek. Nothing. Same as a hand shake.
On the lips I like you as a friend.
DFK. If you got the money lets fuck.
Dancer kisses. what to they mean?
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On the cheek: ick, I'm scared to kiss you on the lips!
On the lips: if I get this I'll get DFK
DFK: fuck me OTC: I'll let you do anything you like.
Or it could be that a kiss is just a kiss...
driver01,
I don't think a "kiss is just a kiss". I know the way i would kiss my mother sure isn't the way I kiss my wife. They do mean something, and not always affection. Just ask an Italian.
Clubber, it sounds like you are setting yourself up for a game of the dozens!
what is a game of the dozens?
arbeeguy,
Good question, but likely some BS from ludicrouslydifferentfeebleimitationman.
On the cheek. "I want your money."
On the lips: "I want your money."
DFK. "I want ALL your money."
Brilliant, AN. Hint: they always want all of your money.
on the cheek (nothing)
on the lips (dry) - afraid of germs (typical AMP girl style)
on the lips (wet) - if anything probably sometimes more romantic than DFK
DFK - usually pure sexual, however doesn't mean OTC necessarily
arbeeguy: "playing the dozens" is a usually friendly contest where two guys trade insults with each, each person trying to defeat the other by coming up with increasingly better put downs. A typical insult would include a reference to the other person's mother.
njscfan,
So I hit the nail on the head, "...ikely some BS from ludicrouslydifferentfeebleimitationman."
A kiss on the face, they are marking you with their lipstick, property of dancer xyz. Obviously they must think you like being a marked man.
Don't think I could play that game with clubber. He dosen't get the concept of friendly.
But If I were to make a mama joke at his expense...
Sorry, shadowcat, I don't agree that there's a set rule here. I've made out with some dancers like I was in high school again, yet we never fucked. And I've had others I've fucked silly, and we've never kissed. Go figure.