Yvonne Fulbright: Fox News
The first week of June is pivotal in the New York summer season. The weather is consistently hot, everyone is out of school and the city is primed for its annual nightlife rituals. Drinking on rooftop bars, going to outdoor concerts and weekends in the Hamptons are staples of New York summer.
The first week of June is pivotal in the New York summer season. The weather is consistently hot, everyone is out of school and the city is primed for its annual nightlife rituals. Drinking on rooftop bars, going to outdoor concerts and weekends in the Hamptons are staples of New York summer.
Summer sex is another less publicized, but no less important feature of summer nightlife. The change in seasons prompts a change in behavior on a variety of different levels.
There are several factors that increase the frequency and variety of summer sex. On a biological level, increased sunlight raises levels of MSH hormone and melatonin. On a visual level, more skin is revealed in public and that skin tends to be more tanned and attractive. On a social level, more people are focused on relaxation and pleasure as opposed to school and work. On a functional level, it is simply more comfortable to engage in sex when everyone is wearing less clothing. The combination of all these factors creates an atmosphere conducive to fun in the sun.
While we agree that summer weather promotes sexual activity, it’s clear that the exposed skin, raised hormones and focus on pleasure are a part of New York nightlife in every season. It’s also clear that higher levels of sex in an already sexual environment (supported by large amount of alcohol) can lead to al fresco sexual experiences. Couples are hiding in secluded shadows inside and outside club more often common than might think. If you find yourself in these circumstances…congratulations. We have two pieces of advice for you. Pay attention to the rules of public sex, and for God’s sake remember to bring a condom.
There are several factors that increase the frequency and variety of summer sex. On a biological level, increased sunlight raises levels of MSH hormone and melatonin. On a visual level, more skin is revealed in public and that skin tends to be more tanned and attractive. On a social level, more people are focused on relaxation and pleasure as opposed to school and work. On a functional level, it is simply more comfortable to engage in sex when everyone is wearing less clothing. The combination of all these factors creates an atmosphere conducive to fun in the sun.
While we agree that summer weather promotes sexual activity, it’s clear that the exposed skin, raised hormones and focus on pleasure are a part of New York nightlife in every season. It’s also clear that higher levels of sex in an already sexual environment (supported by large amount of alcohol) can lead to al fresco sexual experiences. Couples are hiding in secluded shadows inside and outside club more often common than might think. If you find yourself in these circumstances…congratulations. We have two pieces of advice for you. Pay attention to the rules of public sex, and for God’s sake remember to bring a condom.
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