I'm going to kiss someone before I turn 25

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I've decided. That's my new goal. I think 24 is a little too ambitious since it's almost my birthday. So, 25 seems more realistic. I know it's not a big deal and all, but I just want to. So badly. I feel like I'm missing out on a life experience.

Can I do it? Well. Let's find out.

Probably, although I'd point out that it's probably better to focus on finding somebody that's worth kissing because kissing somebody that isn't, is not super pleasant.

I don't personally regret having had the first kiss I had any say in be at 39. But, we all have our own set of priorities, so no judgment here.

You can do it!

I've already done it and I am 30

No it wasn't by him

I had 3 previous boyfriends that I have kissed

I first kissed a man on the lips when I was 22, but not long before my 23rd birthday.

A guy kissed me on the cheek when I was 20, but I didn't kiss him back even though he really liked me but I didn't have feelings for him in that way.

I kissed a boy on the cheek at school when I was about 12 but that was under the mistletoe, so not sure if that really counts.

I kissed my ex-boyfriend Robbie on the lips in a storage shed

He had me pinned to the wall and we were kissing each other passionately with our tongues (French kissing)

A boy kissed me on the cheek once.

We were best friends at school. Our friends told us that we should date so we decided hey why not? We'll give it a shot. I figured that if I was going to have my first ever crush it'd be on this guy. However, I was wrong. Even though I liked him, it didn't take long for us to realise that we didn't like each other in that way. I kept expecting that the feelings would develop eventually if I waited long enough. Then I had my first actual crush which took me by surprise. I'd been so caught up in waiting for the seemingly inevitable best friends fall in love plotline to realise that's not where the story was going.

After an identity crisis; I came out to him as gay a couple of years later. He told me that he'd been going through the same thing and that he was also gay. So we had a good laugh about it and became even closer friends. We pretended to be bitter exes in public though because it was an inside joke for us. Also, being out wasn't an option. That would've been social suicide. I knew that telling him was especially risky but I took that risk and thankfully it had a happy ending.

We drifted apart after secondary school. I moved away and we simply went down different roads. The last I saw of him on social media he had a long term relationship with his boyfriend and a promising art career. However, I haven't checked for a long time so I've no idea what his life is like now.

I hope that one day I have a real kiss.

You can practice kissing a toy or stuffed animal

It is what I do because I haven't kissed a guy in YEARS!

I forgot how to do it...

Good luck in your endeavor.