Cause: Overgrowth of the Candida fungus, often due to poor oral hygiene, antibiotic use, or a weakened immune system.
Symptoms:
Smooth, red, and glossy surface
Burning sensation or sensitivity to spicy foods
Fatigue and other signs of anemia may accompany
Thick, white or yellow coating
Slight burning or discomfort
Bad breath or a metallic taste
Home Remedies & Prevention:
Brush your tongue gently twice daily
Rinse with a saltwater solution or baking soda water
Meaning and Implications
- Intimacy and Connection: Tongue kissing often makes both partners feel closer, more connected, and more attracted to each other. It’s a way to express strong romantic desire and can serve as an indicator of a relationship’s progression.
- Sexual Arousal: The mouth and tongue are principal erogenous zones, rich in nerve endings. The sensation of tongues touching releases endorphins and can induce sexual arousal, often acting as a form of foreplay or a lead-in to further sexual activity.
- Passion and Desire: It typically implies a slow, passionate, and intense kiss, rather than a casual one. It’s a clear signal that she is interested and engaged in the romantic moment.
- Non-Verbal Communication: The use of tongue is a form of non-verbal communication, essentially asking, “Do you want me?” and testing the waters for the partner’s comfort and interest in escalating the physical intimacy.
Important Considerations
- Mutual Consent and Comfort: The amount of tongue used and the overall comfort levels are entirely up to the individuals involved. It is crucial that both partners are comfortable and mutually interested in this type of kissing.
- Technique: A good French kiss involves a “give and take” rather than overpowering the other person with the tongue. The movement should be natural, avoiding excessive force or speed.
- Hygiene: As with any intimate act involving the exchange of saliva, good oral hygiene is important.
