Thanks for sharing your thoughts. See my response to the original commenter below. As an added comment about the use of the word sensual (because I put quite a lot of thought into it) - although the word sensual has a sexual connotation, it is actually defined as "gratifying to the senses" and is not exclusively sexual. In fact, the Merriam Webster dictionary uses the example of a shirt being sensual (I believe and item of clothing is decidedly not sexual). Other examples provided in other dictionaries include a ballet being a sensual experience. I hope that helps explain my decision for the word.