The "kissing game" often refers to a fun, lighthearted party game that involves passing an object from person to person without using hands, with a kiss being the consequence for a dropped object or failed pass.
Rules for the Card Passing Kissing Game
This popular variation of the kissing game centers around the delicate transfer of a playing card using only the mouth. It's designed for groups and encourages interaction and a bit of playful tension.
Objective
The main objective is to successfully pass a card from one person's lips to another's, moving around a circle or down a line, without using hands.
How to Play
Here’s a breakdown of the specific actions and rules involved:
- Setup: Participants typically stand or sit in a circle, making it easy to pass the card to the next person.
- Starting the Game: One person begins by placing a card on their lips.
- Holding the Card: The person with the card must suck gently on the card to create enough suction to keep it attached to their lips. This is crucial for maintaining control of the card.
- Passing the Card: While still sucking gently, the card holder must attempt to transfer the card directly to the lips of the next person in line. This requires careful alignment and coordination between both players.
- No Hands Allowed: A strict rule of this game is that no hands are allowed at any point. Players cannot use their hands to steady the card, assist in the transfer, or retrieve a dropped card.
- The Outcome: The primary choices in the game are to pass the card or kiss.
- If the card is successfully passed, the game continues to the next person.
- If the card drops during the transfer, or if a player fails to receive it cleanly with their mouth, a kiss between the two attempting to pass/receive the card typically ensues. This is the "forfeit" or fun consequence that gives the game its name.
The game continues for as long as desired, or until everyone has had a chance to participate. It's a simple yet engaging activity that relies on precision, balance, and a willingness to embrace the playful outcomes.
