Is it normal to have never been kissed at 15

I am 17 and I have never touched a girl except accidentally. I'm almost 15 and never kissed anyone either. You're not alone! Many other girls your age haven't either. KiaTate Guru. It's not weird I'm 19 and still haven't kissed a guy. NO it isn't. Take you're time. Don't do anything you'll regret later. I had my first kiss at ZachxxBach Xper 2. It is totally normal, there are many 15 year old who haven't yet. Start to worry about that when you pass the age of I was exactly 15 when i've kissed a guy the first time : Don't worry; it's a normal age.

Not really. I had mine at 14 and it wasn't a big deal. So do it whenever you feel like it. LovelySerene opinions shared on Dating topic. Not weird at all, I'll be 24 in May, and still never kissed Life is barely starting No need for rushing its perfectly normal , the time will come. MissFamousVanille Xper 3. Not really, you will when you're ready and it will be absolutely amazing. AllWomenLie Xper 4. Yes, it is totally normal to not to have had a relationship in high school or even in college for that matter.

Many people even feel shy or lack of confidence to talk someone of opposite gender. Some argue that although not many high school sweethearts end up in marriage, going through multiple relationships may help one find what they want in their future spouse. For many kids, 16 seems to be an appropriate age, but it may be entirely suitable for a mature year-old to go on a date, or to make your immature year-old wait a year or two. You can also consider what other parents are doing. Go with the flow and focus on your studies.

So focus on getting those straight As and start looking at colleges instead of love. Originally Answered: Is it normal to be 16 years old and to never have had a boyfriend? It is normal to still not have had a boyfriend at This is legitimately exciting.

And will this guy not want to kiss you if he knows the truth? What it really comes down to is whether divulging your status would make you more or less nervous, and how much you trust your kissing partner. Ultimately, whether or not you open up to your partner is about what would make you feel most relaxed in the moment. This brings me to your last set of questions, which are essentially asking: How in the world do I prepare for this kiss?

I vividly remember this particular anxiety. There are myriad ways it could be awkward, from bad breath to bumping noses to too much tongue or too-tight lips. I know, I know