hello

some girls got upset when i asked if they kiss or not.  how do you say it, to find out if a girl is willing to kiss you.  is there a polite way to do it?

. . . I asked her: "Do you like to kiss?" She answered: "No. I'll do it but I don't like it." I loved her frankness. So I avoided kissing her the whole session -- maybe I did kiss her lightly a couple times on her lips.

Now that I've seen her over a dozen times in 4 months, we kiss. . . a lot. Sometimes she initiate it. It takes time to warm up.

Perhaps I should've asked: "Do you kiss?" instead of "Do you like to kiss?"

Hope that helps.

what percentage of escorts don't kiss?  Is it a low percentage?  What percent don't french kiss?  Haven't come across women who don't french kiss.

if you are a VIP member you can also read up on reviews to see if she has kissed before.

unless it is a unlisted provider, ofcourse.  

The only way to be for sure is to go with a GFE provider.  They all typically do DFK.

GL.

It should be on her review Assuming you are seeing well revied ladies aren't you

Spend the $20/mo and get a VIP membership.  Then the lady's profile will give you the answer.  Also, the descriptions in the juicy details will confirm what is in the profile.

The choices are made by the first visitor. Information in the reviews themselves is better but still it is YMMV.

Many newbie escorts do not kiss. If a hobbyist wants kissing the surest way is to become a VIP and use review information to make escort choices.

Just test the water by kissing her face and move closer to her lips. If she doesn't DFK, she will keep her lips closed. I had one lady lie to me and say she has a cold - big turn off. But the ones that do DFK will stick their tongues in your month. So no need to ask.

You get what you pay for. The low priced girls some you don't want to kiss and the high priced girls usually all french kiss. Two 200/hour girls are not as good as one 400/hr girl. There some fantastic girls at 400-600 range on TER. You will never have to ask.

Cost depends on location.  LA and NYC are higher cost areas than say NC or the far northwest.