If your partner holds your face while kissing, you may want to know what that means. While there's no definitive answer without asking her directly, there are some things you can know about her feelings. Read the list below to find out what your partner might want to say when he kisses you while holding your face (don't worry because it's usually a fun excuse).
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Method 1 out of 10: He loves kissing you
Step 1. Holding your face while kissing is a good sign
If you and your partner are kissing and suddenly he puts his hands over your face, he may be happy. You can take it as a compliment and hold his face back.
Maybe he's also caressing your cheek or holding the back of your head. Those are all signs of fun
Method 2 of 10: His feelings for you are very strong
Step 1. Holding someone's face is a very affectionate gesture
Most people don't do it when kissing, unless it's really affectionate. If the two of you are still getting to know each other better, holding your face is a sign that your relationship is progressing.
It also shows that he feels more comfortable with you
Method 3 out of 10: He wants to know if you love him
Step 1. Maybe he wants to gauge your reaction
If you put your face in his hands and kiss him back, he'll know that you love him too. If you're stiff and straight away, he may think you don't like him that much.
You can also rub your partner's body to show that you love them
Method 4 of 10: He wants to look you in the eye
Step 1. Maybe he pauses the kiss to look you in the eye
If his hands are still holding your face, he may want to strengthen the bond. Just go with it and respond with the same passion (if you want to, of course).
Your partner can also hold your face and look you in the eye before a passionate kiss
Method 5 out of 10: He wants to feel like it's just the two of you in the world
Step 1. Have you ever had a kiss and the world was blurry?
A partner's gentle touch on the cheek can create a kiss that makes you forget the world around you. If you're stressed or having a lot of trouble, your partner may hold your face to help you focus on the kiss and forget about other issues for a moment.
Maybe he's also like this when kissing in public
Method 6 out of 10: He is mesmerized by your beauty
Step 1. It could be that he wants to make sure you're real
If he caresses your face while kissing, he may want to compliment you. A gentle touch or a light caress may indicate that he is fascinated by how beautiful you are.
Besides touching, he will probably tell you that you are beautiful
Method 7 out of 10: He's romantic
Step 1. Maybe he wants to seduce
Kissing is fun, but after a while it may feel boring. If your partner starts holding your face when they haven't, maybe he wants to make you feel special.
Again, this is a good sign. Anything your partner does to make you feel comfortable is a step in the right direction
Method 8 out of 10: He misses kissing
Step 1. This happens if he has to part with you and can't see each other for some time
If he holds your face in the first kiss after seeing you again, he may want to say he's glad you're back. Maybe he also pauses the kiss for a moment to look you in the eye with a smile.
Maybe he's holding your face with both hands as a sign that he doesn't want to let you go
Method 9 out of 10: He wants you to kiss him back (passionately)
Step 1. Holding your face is a gentle gesture to get you to focus
Among the busyness with work, children, and other responsibilities, passion in relationships is sometimes forgotten. If you and your partner haven't been together for a long time, this is a signal that he or she wants to rekindle intimacy in the relationship.
Don't consider this an attack. He's just trying a new style of kissing to lure you in again, not push you away
Method 10 out of 10: He wants further intimacy
Step 1. Holding his face also indicates he wants further physical contact
If the kiss is already very passionate and suddenly he holds your face, it means he wants more. While both parties should be willing to do so, a touch on the face during a kiss is an unspoken gesture and permission for further intimacy.
