How to Hint For a Kiss (Guys)
If you want to hint for a kiss, try playing with her hair and glancing at her lips. Make sure to get close to her, and look deep into her eyes to make the moment romantic. Finally, tilt your head and lean in, leaving a little room for her to lean in the rest of the way. If you're nervous, you can also softly ask her for a kiss.
Make eye contact with them to create intimacy. Eye contact lets a person know that you see them and that they are being heard. It can also draw people closer together. As you talk or flirt with the person you want to kiss, make sure you are looking directly into their eyes as much as possible. Try to sit across from them so that it's easier to make eye contact, or look at them often if you are walking next to them. Touch them on the hand or knee to break the physical barrier. To let someone know you are interested in them, try putting your hand on their knee or holding their hand. It will be much easier to hint at a kiss if you two have already broken the physical barrier in other ways. If you are sitting close to each other, you can even put your arm around their shoulders. Play with their hair to get close to them. If you want to decrease the distance between you two, try twirling a strand of their hair in between your fingers. Don't pull hard or hurt them, but gently stroke a piece of hair while noting how soft it is. This will let them know that you're interested in being close to them. If the person you like has short hair, this might be a little bit too awkward to try. Lick your lips to draw attention to them. Kissing is all in the lips, so try to subtly bring your partner's eyes toward them. Lick your lips with the tip of your tongue or bite your bottom lip to have the person you want to kiss start thinking about your mouth. Compliment their lips to be direct. If you'd like to hint not-so-subtly that you want to kiss someone, tell them that their lips look soft. This will send a clear message that you want to kiss them, but still leaves it open-ended. If they are wearing lipstick or gloss, say, “That color looks great on you!” If not, try saying, “Your lips look super soft.” Avoid pushing someone out of their comfort zone. No one likes to be pressured into doing something, especially on a first kiss with someone. If the timing feels wrong or your kissing partner looks uncomfortable, save kissing for another time. The person you want to kiss might feel weird if you are around other people or if they haven't kissed anyone before. Find a spot where you two can be alone. If you are hanging out around a group of people or in a crowded area, try asking the person you want to kiss to head to a more secluded spot. This will send the message that you want to be alone with them, while also getting you two into an area that a kiss could happen. Try asking them to be alone by saying: “Hey, do you want to take a walk with me really quick?” Find a pause in the conversation. If you two are talking about something and a natural lull happens, use this as an opportunity to hint at a kiss. Try to keep the conversation paused and don't bring up any new subjects. Silence can hint at a kiss and leave an opportunity for one. Look deeply into their eyes. This will send a message that you'd like to kiss them. Make eye contact and keep your expression neutral. This might feel awkward to you, but your kissing partner will probably find it romantic. You can even look at their lips and then back up to their eyes again to get your message across. Linger when it is time to say goodbye. If your time with the person you want to kiss is coming to an end, this could be a perfect opportunity to kiss. Don't rush into leaving or walking away; instead, prolong your farewells. Try saying things like, “Well, I had a great time. Did you?” or, “Would you want to hang out again sometime?” Whisper something in their ear to get close to them. Bringing your face closer to the person you want to kiss will both send a message that you like them and give you two an opportunity to kiss. Try to find something flirty and cute to whisper in their ear. You could say, “I have a secret to tell you!” and then whisper, “You look really beautiful tonight.” Start leaning in with your head slightly tilted. If you haven't hinted enough already, leaning in to the person you want to kiss will get your message across for sure. Tilt your head slightly to the side to prepare for your kiss and see if your partner leans in too. If the person you want to kiss leans back or moves away from you, they probably aren't ready to kiss you, and that's okay. Ask for permission if you aren’t sure. If you've been getting mixed signals or you aren't sure that your hinting has worked, be direct and ask them specifically if they'd like to kiss you. This can be a great way to show that you are respectful of their boundaries and that you want to make them feel comfortable. Say, “Can I kiss you?” If the answer is yes, go for it! 
Make eye contact with them to create intimacy. Touch them on the hand or knee to break the physical barrier. Play with their hair to get close to them. Lick your lips to draw attention to them. Compliment their lips to be direct. Avoid pushing someone out of their comfort zone. Find a spot where you two can be alone. Find a pause in the conversation. Look deeply into their eyes. Linger when it is time to say goodbye. Whisper something in their ear to get close to them. Start leaning in with your head slightly tilted. Ask for permission if you aren’t sure. 