Ewww right. The year was 2001, and i was a single Indian girl in Munich. Actually i wasnt so single, i had a sweet on again off again boyfriend who adored me. But i digress... Sigh, Germany... I couldn't believe the world that I was in - smart, affluent, well read, fashionable Germany. I got places pierced, slept on the sidewalk one night, missed a flight, travelled to Amsterdam with a gang of dour 30 year olds. But the incident i refer to - was a party at a fancy Munchen restaurant, which was tres expensive... I mean we paid the equivalent of 6k per person, back then (i was just out of undergrad school). I got my money's worth though, and drank like there was no tomorrow. Inebriated and happy, i needed to cuddle. And i found company in a 50 year old Dutch man. He was 6ft 3inches tall, which is huge, as I lie when I tell people I'm 5 feet 2. But handsome dutch men who have seen life don't want to just cuddle, kiss or hold hands, they want to "make love", and...
I have watched so much Netflix in the last few days, which probably is the silver lining of being isolated during COVID. Most shows have good looking people. But objectively speaking, the men are way hotter than the women. I have always found women more attractive than men, esp when it comes to their bodies. Yet, netflix has just the opposite distribution of sexiness. I mean, if you have seen the hung ex in 'Sex Life' or the 'master' (appropriate male to mistress) of the eponymous lead character in 'Valeria' or the french chef in 'Emily in Paris', or Soman and Babbar in our very own 'Four More Shots Pleae' - you definitely know what I'm talking about. Having more shows depicting hot men could mean a few things. One, men got hotter which is a thesis i cannot prove when i go for a walk at reclamation or eat at a good restaurant, quite the contrary actually. Two, women are bored, alone and watching a lot of Netflix. If this is the c...