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Is there a condition where people feel happier ‘higher up.’ (w/ other influences accounted for) and inversely slightly deflated lower down. I don’t mean high heights I mean several inches higher maybe a few feet. But not high heights 🙃

Soooo after I slipped on ice carrying a heavy package and tore a ligament about 6 months ago, I’ve been strictly wearing sneakers whilst my leg healed. The other day I went back to wearing super thick soled boots bc of super slushy weather weather and I immediately perked up. I completely forgot how much happier I am higher up. This isn’t about being “taller” relative to other people but rather elevated relative to my normal level.. I also since childhood have always loved 💗 high beds, high chairs, high tables..

Just wondering if enough people in the world experience extreme shift in mood from height elevation they it had been recognized as a condition 😂

I personally find it really soft, feminine looking (the color combination).

I know it may be too simple for some, but this is like one of the more "dolled up" outfits for a coldish weather.

I have been told I look sexy in it but at the same time cute, which kinda doesn't make sense to look both at the same time I think :D

My sister just commented on my bust, always pin pointing them looking big and "in your face" 😅

The cardigan was folded up so that's why it is a big baggy in some places, it smoothes out when worn.

The guy who asked me out told me he's open to anything, I've told him I'll try to think of something. Unfortunately, the damn cold weather is significantly limiting our options.

Where would YOU guys like to go? I aim especially for guys because I don't really know what they find fun and interesting 😅

By "show more skin" I mean stuff like tank tops and short shorts, and by "cover up more" I mean stuff like long sleeves and long pants/jeans. As you can see in the attached photos.

I don't know why, but to me it just seems like women who show more skin are often more warm/friendly than women who cover up more. I often associate the former with smiling more often, generally hugging more and being more touchy feely, and displaying overall more extroverted and outgoing traits... and the latter more with smiling less, disliking hugs and physical contact, and displaying overall more introverted and reserved traits.

Another thing, women who show skin seem to not care when another woman decides to cover up... at most they'll ask them "aren't you feeling hot" if the temperature is high, but they'll leave it at that. However, women who cover up often seem to be quite judgmental of women who show more skin, and seem to think that they are morally superior to them. They seem to think women who show more skin are "dressing wrong" or "being slutty."

I'm not sure if this is just me/a coincidence, or if it's actually a common pattern that exists in a lot of places. Which is why I'm asking.

If it matters, I myself would usually dress something in-between the two photos. Like a t-shirt and shorts that are closer to knee-length. Though I occasionally may adopt the style shown in the photos as well, depending on the weather.

Let's think about hot weathers, like 25°C to 50°C. Men are roaming around shirtless while women are wearing clothes (with bra and probably another layer inside). Both are feeling hot but women are having it worse especially with no air cooler around. But women cannot go topless because it's nudity but for men it's normal and he is feeling burned out. Since it's a matter of public decency, shouldn't guys be decent too? Also many women feel uncomfortable around topless guys just like many guys feel uncomfortable around topless girls. But girls don't complain because a guy being shirtless is normal. But shouldn't both be decent?