Dr. John Gray: Why Kissing Maters in Intimacy?

Name: Dr. John Gray: Why Kissing Maters in Intimacy?
Uploaded: 2024-07-02T19:20:14+00:00
Duration: 50 s
Channel: Claudia von Boeselager
Description: In this monologue, Dr. John Gray explains how breast stimulation triggers oxytocin release in women and how kissing—especially the exchange of saliva and…

2 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Dr. John Gray explains how breast stimulation triggers oxytocin release in women and how kissing—especially the exchange of saliva and tongue contact—acts as a catalyst for a cascade of hormones, including estrogen, that deepen intimacy. He emphasizes that couples should allocate ample time for enjoyable breast stimulation and kissing before sexual activity, arguing that these practices foster emotional connection. Gray contrasts this with the behavior of sex workers, who typically avoid kissing to remain emotionally detached, highlighting a cultural misunderstanding among many men who underestimate the importance of kissing in sexual arousal and hormonal response.

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Breast stimulation creates oxytocin in women. It's very important to take enough time stimulating the breasts in a way that a woman enjoys before going south. Okay. That's where the estrogen starts getting produced. Yeah. The clitoris, the breasts are producing lots and lots of oxytocin. The kiss opens the door for all hormones to get produced. That means you're now being intimate. You know, prostitutes will never kiss. That's the way they can stay detached from the whole thing. So it's very, very important that couples remember to kiss when they make love. So many men are not required to kiss to get turned on. So they don't think, what's the big deal? Kissing is a big deal and saliva is a big deal. You know, actually tongues touching and various things. This is like very, very important to begin the stimulation of hormones.