Valentine week: Celebrate 'Kiss Day' with these unique kisses!

Undoubtedly, it is perhaps the most special and guaranteed way of reaching out to the one you love with ease. As they say, one true kiss can wipe away the tears of soul – the power of kiss is simply difficult to put in plain words.

In this article, we show you what are the different types of kisses and what is their inner meaning. So next time you are with your partner – make sure you plant a kiss on him/her in the way you want your feelings to be told.

Take a look here:

Kiss on forehead:

The most celebrated style of expressing love! But more than being a passionate kiss, this kiss shows the trust that the person feels for you – the sense of safety they feel around you. This is a special kiss.

Kiss on ear:

Although not exactly sexual, this type of kiss could mean a prelude to a romantic session. A kiss on the ear is gentle, sexy and romantic all at once!

Kiss on the cheek:

Kisses on the cheek mean you are being friendly. This kiss can be shared between friends and near and dear ones and need not necessarily carry any sexual undertone. This kiss is sweet!

Kiss on hand:

Kissing the back of the hand means adoring the person. It is gentle and respectable. It could simply mean that your boyfriend/girlfriend finds you adorable and genuine.

Kiss on the neck:

This is an intimate kiss. Kiss on the neck certainly sparks an inner passion, and leads to the next level. This is a passionate kiss and speaks out loud: “you belong with me!”

Kiss on shoulder

A gentle peck on the shoulder means wanting the person who is with you. If you love your partner enough and have no clue how to come about to the point, a kiss on the shoulder is enough!

Kiss on the lips

Kiss on the lips portray a deeper feeling, passion for the person you love. A kiss on the lip can be short, long or of different kinds – but it is definitely special in every way. Save it for special occasions!

Kiss on the foot:

This is another way to seduce the person you are with. But this is more of a lazy mood seduction – it may end up nowhere but a simple cuddle, but a kiss on the foot certainly has a meaning.

Kiss on belly button:

This is more to build a teasing environment. A kiss on the belly button is full of mischief and could express a naughty side of the person who is doing it to you!

`Wedding night sex` is waning, says new survey

YouGov survey of the 711 married UK adults showed that nearly half of those surveyed stated fatigue as the main reason and one in five under-40s cited drunkenness as the reason for not making love on the big night, the Independent reported.

Although, more than three-quarters of over 60s did have sex on their wedding night, the reasons for those who didn't remain the same, with exhaustion topping the list of reasons at 37 per cent, followed by drinking too much at 23 per cent.

Worryingly, eight per cent of 18-to-39-year-olds didn't actually remember whether they had sex or not, although whether this is down to tiredness, alcoholism or both is unknown. 

Global warming can ruin our sex live

London: You should start taking global warming seriously as it's probably impacting your life in more ways than you can imagine.

The research suggests that as the temperatures increase, people may feel less inclined to have sex or, as the report from the National Bureau of Economic Research more delicately puts it, their "coital frequency" could diminish, the Independent reported.

The research reveals that nine months after a particularly hot day, the birth rate tails off significantly, coming in 0.7 per cent lower than it would after a cooler day. This indicates that rising temperatures either reduce fertility, decrease appetite for intercourse or, quite possibly, both.

Extreme heat leads to a sizeable fall in births, the researchers said, adding that temperature extremes could affect coital frequency. It could affect hormone levels and sex drives. Alternatively, high temperatures may adversely affect reproductive health or semen quality on the male side, or ovulation on the female side.

Tulane University's report author Alan Barreca said that the decline in birth rates is a very serious issue for countries, like the United States and the UK, which have below-replacement birth rates. "This will put a lot of strain on social insurance programmes, like social security, because it will create large imbalances in the make-up of the population."