In my experience older women tend to wear longer skirts, I was reversing the trend. This is excluding skirts worn on the job where skirt length might be dictated by the work place environment rather than the fashion tastes of the woman. I don't see the connection between the stock market and skirt length.Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 12:13 amI didn't mean it that way. Why would the age of the woman matter?thedoc wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 12:03 amWhen were miniskirts gone? but I think wearing miniskirts is more a matter of the age of the woman than it is related to the stock market.Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Thu Aug 09, 2018 6:50 pm Here's another one. With the rising stock markets, I expect the miniskirts to come back.
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An economist named George Taylor first made that connection:thedoc wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 1:47 pmIn my experience older women tend to wear longer skirts, I was reversing the trend. This is excluding skirts worn on the job where skirt length might be dictated by the work place environment rather than the fashion tastes of the woman. I don't see the connection between the stock market and skirt length.Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 12:13 amI didn't mean it that way. Why would the age of the woman matter?
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School shootings could be a sign of the times. Instagram could be a sign of the times. Discoveries in outer space. Mega-malls. Terrorism. #me too. Fake News. The collapse of civility. LGBTQ. Global warming. Gamers. Rap music. Silicon Valley. et al, et al.commonsense wrote: ↑Thu Aug 09, 2018 6:40 pmSurely, more than one person, place or thing can be a sign. For example, war zones can be a sign of our times. Internet porn could be a sign of the times, as well as world leaders and nuclear arms, swastikas and walls, ex-pats afloat on the Mediterranean or The Bachelorette.Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Tue Aug 07, 2018 1:42 am Petula Clark made this song popular. What does it suggest to you?
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In terms of age of woman vis a vis length of skirt: hormone levels are higher in younger women (13+) and their judgement is less keen. So they advertise, to attract the best possible male they can harness.Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 12:13 am
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As women age, some of them anyway, the selection criteria for mates start to change.
A lot of women forego selection criteria after they get married AND have kids.
All of these may influence skirt length, cleavage depth, assonance rhymes, and keeping abreast with the news.
To this day science has not been able to establish what makes a woman attractive. There are general rules, but ultimately there are exceptions to each rule.
I, for one, like older women. When I was 4, I dated a 5-year-old. Between 28 and 55, I dated a woman 23 years older. Now I am dating a 74-year-old, myself being a benign 64.
My brother is conventional, he likes younger women, particularly his wife, whom he has loved relentlessly for 40 years now. His preference is for soft skin, slim build, and having two heads. My father loved my mom, who was short, squat and frumpy; when she passed away, he married a blonde bombshell. Mom was older than him, the second wife, 10 years younger.
When love strikes, you gotta give.
Do not ask for whom the bell tolls; for it tolls for thee.