Observations on Phoenix's Scene

[SW15]

the heat makes people show skin when they're outdoors.

That is so great!

 

[GoodMan32]

Women are cooped up and bored and the heat makes people show skin when they're outdoors. Personally and anecdotally from others, the heat can make you a little horny.

That being said, this going from highs of 110 to 70 in one month is a giant load of bullsh1t.

I know, bullsh1t indeed. The most comfortable season is somewhere in the middle.

On that note, have you noticed the past 2 Springs have been cooler than usual (highs in the 60s have lingered into March and even April)? (And then, of course, the Summer heat rapidly comes)

 

[GoodMan32]

That is so great!

The skin-showing thing was what made the guy I was hanging out with pick that specific woman to approach. She was wearing short shorts and an extremely skimpy tanktop (even by tanktop standards)

 

[SW15]

The skin-showing thing was what made the guy I was hanging out with pick that specific woman to approach. She was wearing short shorts and an extremely skimpy tanktop (even by tanktop standards)

Many men believe that provocative attire can show an openness to new sexual partners.

There's a common saying "Don't advertise if you're not selling".

 

[BaronOfHair]

Many men believe that provocative attire can show an openness to new sexual partners.

There's a common saying "Don't advertise if you're not selling".

Heterosexual women receive an ego boost each time a man/multiple men give them attention. "Provocative" attire is a sure-fire way of achieving that goal. None of this is especially mysterious, especially compared to questions such as "Why is Grey's Anatomy still going here in '24?"

 

[SW15]

Heterosexual women receive an ego boost each time a man/multiple men give them attention.

They enjoy the attention. It's true in Phoenix during the warmer months and other settings.

"Provocative" attire is a sure-fire way of achieving that goal.

The warm weather for at least 6 months of the year helps with women wearing less clothing.

Many women in Phoenix stay in good shape because they know they'll be wearing less clothing for about half the year.

 

[BaronOfHair]

I enjoy visiting Phoenix. Living there is, to me anyway, only slightly more appealing than boarding a United Flight filled with box cutter armed jihadis who have designs on The Pentagon

 

[GoodMan32]

Many men believe that provocative attire can show an openness to new sexual partners.

There's a common saying "Don't advertise if you're not selling".

Which is why it's foolish when broads wear revealing clothing yet complain about getting checked out.

 

[GoodMan32]

I enjoy visiting Phoenix. Living there is, to me anyway, only slightly more appealing than boarding a United Flight filled with box cutter armed jihadis who have designs on The Pentagon

I have one main complaint about this place. All in all though, there's hardly anywhere else that fits my criteria of where to live.

 

[SW15]

I enjoy visiting Phoenix. Living there is, to me anyway, only slightly more appealing than boarding a United Flight filled with box cutter armed jihadis who have designs on The Pentagon

You bring up a good point. Visiting the Phoenix area vs. living there are 2 very different experiences.

The Phoenix area can be fun to visit in the winter months. It's fun to go hiking in the middle of the day on a 72 degree sunny day in January. There are other good outdoor activities to do on a vacation during the winter such as playing golf or playing tennis.

Flying into Phoenix and then going up to see the sights in Northern Arizona like Sedona and the Grand Canyon can also be enjoyable in the non-summer months.

Living in Phoenix isn't nearly as fun as visiting Phoenix. Someone who lives in Phoenix soon learns that there aren't a lot of good corporate jobs in Phoenix. The quality of jobs isn't impressive for a city of its size. This was the biggest reason why I moved away.

Dealing with the relentless heat from May-September isn't fun either.

Why would you not want to live in the Phoenix area?

 

[BaronOfHair]

Why would you not want to live in the Phoenix area?

I enjoy the coasts of The US too much. Being landlocked is for Austrians and Afghanis