Jennifer Lawrence on Her First Sex Scene: “That Was The Most Vulnerable I’ve Ever Been”

“[My co-star] is married, and it was going to be my first time even kissing a married man, and guilt is like the worst feeling in your stomach,” Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence tells The Hollywood Reporter. “I knew it was my job, but I couldn’t tell my stomach. It was just very vulnerable. You don’t know what’s too much. You want to do it real. You want everything to be real. That was the most vulnerable I’ve ever been.”

Source – Hollywood Reporter

Kissing: Watch How It Is Done In 11 Different Countries Of The World

The latest mesmerizing clip from Cut Video features 11 real couples kissing in 11 different countries around the world. And while some cultures are a little more conservative with their smooching, and others are a bit more full-on, the sweet and simple video shows that no matter how different the backdrop is, kissing is a universal language.

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Kissing May Cause Cancer?

Kissing has overtaken smoking and drinking as the leading risk factor for developing head and neck cancers.

The humble French kiss can pass on human papilloma virus (HPV), and Head of Maxillofacial and Head and neck Surgery at the Royal Darwin Hospital, Dr Mahiban Thomas, said the virus was responsible for a ‘tsunami’ of cancer cases.

Dr Thomas told NT News if you became infected by HPV in the oropharynx, your risk of developing head and neck cancer was 250 times higher than that of someone without the virus.

While most commonly associated with cervical cancers in women, HPV can affect both men and women. There are more than 100 types of the virus, but it is ‘Oral HPV’ that can cause cancers in the oropharynx.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said studies suggested Oral HPV could be passed on during oral sex or open-mouthed or ‘French’ kissing, and about 7% of people have oral HPV, but only 1% of people have the type of oral HPV that is found in oropharyngeal cancers.

‘’High-risk behaviours are oral sex, multiple kissing partners, and more recently there are reports even ‘petting’ can lead to infection,’ Dr Thomas told NT News.

“If someone has kissed in excess of six people their risk of contracting HPV is higher, or if someone has kissed in excess of nine people the risk is significantly higher again,” Dr Thomas said.