06/29/2017
Can't you find a reason to kiss your Russian wife? We'll give you a hint. July 6 is the World Kiss Day that was first invented in the UK. This day in many cities there are various kissing competitions, the participants of which have a chance to win various prizes and gifts.
Most knowledgeable people argue that the authorship of the first kiss is not established. It was not invented, like electricity or the telephone. It was not named after the man who first joined his lips and immediately unzipped them with a characteristic sound, leaving a wet imprint on the girlfriend's cheek. Yes, in general, it is not so important, where did the word denoting this action come from. It is much more interesting to find out why the action itself appeared, but on this score, anthropologists, historians, and philosophers have not yet agreed. There are a lot of theories.
Why do people kiss? First, because it is inoculated with culture. Almost all people of the world, getting into a romantic situation, feel an unconscious need to kiss. It seems that the representatives of the opposite sexes are programmed for a kiss and that's what they are waiting for. If you understand this, you will receive more kisses, and pleasures from them. This program operates day by day. People see actors who are kissing on TV screens, in movies, and in advertising, they see people kissing on the street. As a result, in certain situations, a kiss is perceived as an obligatory component of them. Therefore, in a romantic situation, a subconscious stereotype comes into force, and people feel an almost irresistible desire to kiss, regardless of whether they really want it or not.
Known kisser Wolfram from Minnesota kissed 8001 people for 8 hours on September 15, 1990 during a festival held in his state. Thus, he managed to kiss a new person every 3.6 seconds. The first kiss on the screen was made in 1896. It was recorded by Mae Irwin and John C. Raye in the 30-second video of Thomas Edison called "Kiss. In the "Don Juan" moview (1926, the company Warner Bros. Pictures). there were 191 kiss.
The longest kiss in the history of cinema: Regis Tumi and Jane Vyman kissed for 185 seconds in the movie "You're in the Army Now" (1940), which occupies 4% of the entire length of the film.
