What is a French kiss?
A French kiss is a slow, deep kiss with parted lips, also called a tongue kiss. The name took hold in English in the 1920s, when France had a reputation for romance. It is the kiss you see at the end of a love story: longer and closer than a quick peck.
On trykissai the kiss stays romantic, not explicit. The photo sets up the moment just before the kiss, with both faces clear, and the clip plays the kiss itself: heads tilted, eyes closed, holding each other close. Explicit content is not allowed, and prompts asking for it are blocked.