LOL It would be pretty weird kissing with eyes open

The eyes tend to cross that close and the senses heighten for many with the eyes closed.

Probably its more comfortable. It would be awkward staring at the person you're kissing!

Romance, to feel it in full!

you shouldn't be eyeing up the other talent while you're kissing someone... (^x^) plus, you go crossed-eyed if you don't!

It's not polite to stare.

It's romantic....

I start getting cross eyed if I don't close them!!:):)

Because it's a sweet thing to do.

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once you close your eyes then your other senses take control, and you feel it better.

I'm sorry, I don't want to see another person's pores while I kiss. I want to concentrate on the action, not distraction.

when you close your eyes you can get more lost in the moment and forget all your other worries and troubles :)

It depends. My ex & I used to stare into each others eyes for a bit then just naturally close them. I thought it was wonderful (sigh)

Men most likely are thinking of someone else. On the other hand women are likely thinking of someone else.

opening eyes spoils the mood.....