No, a woman does not automatically become "wet" (sexually aroused) simply because a man sits close to her.
Whether a woman experiences sexual arousal in response to a man sitting close to her is highly dependent on individual factors. As the reference states, very few things cause universal sexual arousal in anyone.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
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Attraction: The woman's attraction to the man is a primary factor. If she finds him desirable, his proximity might contribute to arousal.
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Context: The situation matters. Is it a romantic date? A crowded bus? A professional meeting? The context influences her response.
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Mood: Her current mood and emotional state significantly impact her arousal. If she's stressed or preoccupied, she's less likely to be aroused.
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Personal Preferences: Each woman has unique preferences and triggers for arousal. Physical proximity might be arousing for some, while others may find it irrelevant or even unpleasant.
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Individual Differences: Some women are more easily aroused than others.
Therefore, the statement that a woman automatically becomes "wet" when a man sits close to her is a generalization and inaccurate. Sexual arousal is a complex phenomenon influenced by numerous individual and situational variables.
