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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Let me paint the picture.
Inevitably I get asked "is she hot?", by guys when discussing either of my partner. In my head the first thought is "Yes she's hot, why would I have chased someone I didn't think was hot?" But it doesn't stop there; the girls are more than "hot"; hot is what I would have used when I was in school to describe anyone more physically appealing than the average.
"Hot" doesn't have room to include the nuances that make them desirable; the way they move, the smells, the smiles, the expressions (especially when horny), the sounds... Personally I use descriptions like; stunning, captivating, knockout, delectable, devastating, delectably devastating...
"Is she hot?" is now getting to the stage of being cringeworthy in the realm of questions/messages like "How are you finding the site" and "wuu2".
Maybe it's just an OCD style bee in my bonnet but it's friggin' annoying! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Hot is usually used to describe any woman that is the object of desire by the man chasing her...
Hot is also objective. A pic can make a lovely lady look hot.
What is hot for me isn't hot for everyone else.
It is overused  |
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I know where you're coming from. "Sexy" is a descriptor that makes me cringe. On the face of it, it seems a reasonable way to specify that someone/something/some situation is attractive/exciting in a physical, sexual sense. Like, a woman may be beautiful, but so is a nice sunset over the peak district. "Sexy" should specify more than that. But it doesn't. It's a horrible term. Being called sexy doesn't make me feel complimented, it's like listening to the Loose Women discussing Colin Firth.
You feel that "hot" is like that, yeah? |
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