Why is the moon so tantalizing?
by Bevvie in Six Words Questions on Nov 28, 2012 | 
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Dhani says,
(A full moon is sexually arousing. What is the body comprised of -90% or more water?)canadafreeze says,
Of all the heavenly bodies, the moon is my favourite. It is a he and a she, depending on the rest of the sky. It gives me hope to see it shine, or hide, or peek through the clouds.accidentaltourist says,
Because although it often appears close enough to grasp, it forever remains just beyond our reach.Dhani says,
(tourist: not any longer if missiles keep having their way...)NumbrOneAunt says,
i've always taken time to look at the moon. there isn't a single way it hangs in the sky that i DON'T love: low on the horizon and gold, high in the sky and silvery-white, partially hidden by clouds...it's never less than beautiful.maryjane31 says,
I always thought the moon was so romantic especially when I was with my then boyfriend.marymc says,
When hubby was living in NY and I was in California, he would call and we'd go out and look at the moon. Knowing we were looking at it together, 3000 miles apart, made us feel closer.