Suzanne Noble explores how weather affects sexual desire, sharing that cold, dark, wet UK weather killed hers. She moved to Gran Canaria and felt more playful and sexy in the sun.
The weather really has an impact on me feeling sexy, and I know that I'm not the only one because I've realized over the years that as soon as it gets dark and cold and wet and miserable, which it is for like 4 months of the year in the UK, men are just not really up for having fun, and nor am I. So last year I decided to do something about that, and I was lucky enough because I work remotely to move to the Grand Canaries, and it was so great, and I had so much fun that I decided to do that all over again. And today I went down to the beach and the sky was blue, and I have to admit that I felt quite horny. And I thought, yes, this is why I'm here, because I can wear less clothes, I can look around, everybody else is wearing less clothes, there was music playing, everyone was dancing, and it was really really sexy and fun. And yeah, do you feel miserable when it gets cold and wet and think, no, if I never have sex again, it's fine? How much does the weather impact on you feeling sexual? I'm curious to hear.
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