Asking for a kiss early in a date, within the first few minutes, shows confidence and desire rather than awkwardness. Partners find it attractive when someone directly wants them instead of waiting passively for the right moment.
See, I knew at the start of the 2 hours I wanted to kiss this person. I'm not wasting 2 hours. I'm gonna take 5 seconds right off the start and say, I've had a great time tonight. Can I kiss you? They say yes. I'm getting 2 hours of fun while you're sitting around waiting for things to happen. Everything you've been taught about asking first is the opposite of reality. You've been taught that asking ruins the moment, that asking is awkward, when in fact asking shows confidence. Asking is more spontaneous. And by the way, partners love hearing you want them if they want you too. So it's not even a turn-off. That's a myth also.
