When someone asks "Can I kiss you?" instead of just doing it, that's respect. The speaker celebrates this moment as a sign someone cares about your consent, and invites you to shout your own excitement about it.
You're with somebody you want to kiss. They want to kiss you. They, the person you want to kiss, looks you in the eyes and says, can I kiss you? Are you going to do this? You asked. Awkward. Ruined it. Or are you going to be doing a little woohoo dance inside your head? This is about to happen. If you agree this is a woohoo moment, yell woohoo! Woohoo! Yes! By the way, I do this for Marines in the deserts of Africa. They're like, woohoo! And why do people actually woohoo this? Raise your hands. Give me reasons you think people woohoo that moment of being asked. What about it? A woohoo. There's a lot of woohoos in the room. Yep. It shows that they they care about you enough to respect you. Doesn't mean they love you, right? People get that caught up, but it does mean they at least respect you.
