Kissing, Attraction and Self-Centeredness in Relationships

The nuns, because the ones I happen to greet in the morning when I take my kids to school, have that breath of… I don't know.

An elderly gentleman who doesn't eat with indigestion that isn't felt.

The kiss with that— on the soap opera, with that kiss, what did you perceive?

No, it's a fake kiss, I mean, it's just the lips meeting.

But what did you perceive? Did you perceive anything?

Someone who kisses well?

Maybe. What would you say, just going by feeling?

You don't kiss someone, you can just imagine it, you don't know.

But your feeling, what do you think…

It could be.

I don't do it like that, though…

Strangely, I don't do it that passionately.

I mean, he might seem passionate, but I think he's used to being liked and liking himself.

During a union with someone, Sometimes you have that need to be liked, right?

I know it's a strange thing to say. So, kind of...

Yes, Marina, you're odd. Do you do it a little less?

No, you do a lot because you want to be liked and you want to like yourself too, even in certain situations, in certain positions, you also adopt certain...

You do things to please yourself, first of all, before the other person.

Then a time comes in life when you realize who gives a damn, you do things you feel like doing, for the pleasure itself, right?

But sometimes when there's a really strong egocentric streak, even during a kiss, during sex, you do things, but basically because you like it, you like the other person watching you.

While you're kissing? No, I get what you mean.

But then a time comes in life when... Too much, too much, too much.

Okay. It's all yours.