Is it possible for weather to make a person sexually aroused? I guess it's possible. I sort of had a hunch. But, not til recent years have I experienced weather that had such an effect on me.
A few years ago, I was walking during a steamy summer afternoon just after a rain shower. I noticed the sun heating the wet pavement, creating a steamy scene with rain drops dripping from the trees overhead. It was so picturesque and inviting. It made me think of kissing in the rain like never before.
Now, just yesterday(July 11, 2009), I was standing outside at different intervals and realizing how nice it was with the mild breeze and just the right amount of moisture in the air. I had taken a walk earlier in which I thought the heat and humidity were becoming unbearable. But, once I was home, the sun was so kind. It was paradise in my own backyard. And, in no time, I began to have very naughty thoughts. I started to have sexual fantasies flash before my eyes. Like some potent aphrodisiac. I tried to ignore it and keep busy with preparing for my vacation. But, every time I stepped outside, I felt it again. I had to stay indoors to prevent myself from getting trapped in my own delusion.
Today seemed to feel the same way when I went outside, but I wasn't about to just sit around. I don't have anyone to sit outside with and don't like wasting time sitting when I could be doing something constructive, fun and/or creative. So, I grew restless putzing indoors til I finally snapped and insisted I take a walk. I figured the weather was so nice...it wouldn't even break a sweat. Well, no more than 15 minutes later, I was sweating just like the morning before(only it was now mid-afternoon). I found a park bench to recline upon and soon was drifting off under the hypnotic spell of passing winds. Rather heavenly and dreamy though lonesome. So, it would appear the amazing weather was only relevant to sitting outside in my own backyard. Not in motion.
Anyone else ever find themselves outside with hormones raging just from the weather?
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