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What one Country or City do you associate with being sexy? Not the people just the place.
Seattle. No, really.
I grew up in the LA area. I'm really quick to notice appearances; I don't judge people on them, but I simply can't help but evaluate the visuals. There were very pretty girls at my high school (one of whom is a famous actress now), and I went to a college that is a prime scouting ground for Playboy.
But I see more pretty women here in Seattle on a sort of "per capita" basis than anyplace else I've ever been in my life.
That said -- a botanist friend once said that living in Seattle is like marrying the sexiest, most beautiful person you've ever met, only to discover that (s)he is sick nine or ten months out of the year. The people here are sexy. The weather? Not so much.
Bangkok
That sir is suspect. Fun but suspect, suspect but fun!
Romantic and sexy aren't the same animal.
I have to agree. Paris is still a sexy AND romantic city. And not just because of the men/women who live there. Paris is where we imagine women crooning sexy French torch songs, Josephine Baker in her banana skirt, passionate impressionists, fierce women in berets fighting for the underground while having love affairs with soldiers on the side. Paris is wine and absinthe, musketeers dueling to preserve a lady's honor and bohemian lovers in the garrets.Internationally? Paris, France. .
Undoubtedly a rose-colored opinion there, but I do believe Paris still has got "it."
In this century France had a president whose wife was joined by his mistress at his funeral. The spirit of a city can be erased by time, or it can be outside of time and remain. If, for example, one reads descriptions of those living in New York City written in the 18th century, they seem almost to be describing 21st century New Yorkers. The "spirit" of the city seems to have held on era after era, infusing its present population with the same élan as it did past populations.Sounds like "had it." The Paris you describe isn't even in this century.