<human>: Alright, hey everyone. This might seem like a bit of a silly problem, but here goes. As long as I can remember, I've always been troubled by the prospect of kissing a girl.

I'm not awkward or bad with girls much at all, really. I've actually gone on quite a few dates, and I'm fine with holding hands, arm around the shoulders, talking, and all that good stuff.

But where kissing comes in, I fall flat. I've only ever kissed one girl and it was for half a second where my lips didn't move at all, during a movie with a really cheesy line before it.

It was pretty bad, and the girl actually broke up with me the day after. (I didn't really like her too much, so it's okay.)

I'm looking at my Sophomore year coming up soon and I have pretty much no experience in kissing, and I'm worried I've waited too late to figure this stuff out.

I've seriously considered contacting one of my friends and asking her if she'd be willing to teach me. I'm not one to turn to guides in these situations, but I have, and they haven't helped. It seems only experience and practice would help me.

I'm worried that I'll really like a girl and end up dating her and get to the point when kissing comes up only to suck and end up losing her.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Never kissed a girl before, I'm looking at my Sophomore year in high school and I'm worried it's too late to learn effectively.