response: Though when "attractive" is used, it usually means sexually, but not always.
original_response: Yes and finding someone attractive can be distinct from wanting them sexually
history: I love red! I mean think of all the beauty that is red -- a classic lip color, roses, valentines, sports cars.... That's nice. Red has lots of shades, from scarlet to crimson, and from pink to burgundy. Very true -- all the shades are gorgeous too. Plus it truly is a color of confidence. I might not always feel like wearing red, but when I do -- it's like a superhero cape ;-) Did you know that red or orange pills are usually used as stimulants? That's interesting -- and not surprising. I know it's often used in food marketing as well. Interesting. It turns out straight men find women in red more attractive, while it has no effect on women when men wear red. Ha! That is interesting. I wonder if that's aligned with it being a certain political party's color....as a woman, I can say I do *not* find a man in that kind of red attractive!
knowledge: The term often implies sexual attractiveness or desirability, but can also be distinct from either.