Cleavage, inappropriate or fine?
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I personally do not like the attention in my private parts...but everyone is different, if you are ok with it and does not make you uncomfortable then go for it. I have notice that the minute my boob is poking out, men are just starring at it.. As a straight women I don't blame them because when I see a woman with there boobs out I stare too, but I don't care I'm just like WOW I shouldn't be looking there...HAHAHA0
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I, too, am well endowed in that area. I'd say there's a time and a place for it and you just have to use good judgement. At work it would totally be inappropriate, but going out for the evening, yep, they're out there!0
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32EE here
Obviously at work is a no-no (if you have a boring job)
But just get a job at a bar or a club or even waitress and the tips will ROLLLLL in haha
Jealous girls are just jealous. But they can wear anything so they shouldn't complain.
Shopping is a biiiiatch for chesty girls isn't it? If anyone knows a great sports bra please let me know! XX0 -
I'm a F cup.....it's pretty much impossible to find something other than turtlenecks that doesn't show a little cleavage. *shrugs* I feel your pain.0
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Shopping is horrible Im a ff... and to get a bra that fits I have to special order...0
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Glad to know I'm in the big boob club (38DD)
Cleavage is appropriate in some circumstances and sometimes not so too. I often get a kick out of watching a guy's (and the occasional girl's) eyes travel to my cleavage (my husband still tries to peek even after 16 years lol) even though you can tell he/she is trying not to go there lol. Not always, but once and awhile it's funny.0 -
Cleavage is never inappropriate, it is always fine, I am Not a real doctor, I just play one on T.V.0
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If you've got them... flaunt them. :laugh:
No, but seriously... I've 36 Ds... I can relate. The truth of the matter is, a lot of cute shirts are lower cut and women that well-endowed... you're going to show some cleavage. I say, let the haters hate... where what YOU feel comfortable in.0 -
I am with everyone else time and place be appropriate, and if your at a family venue and your showing to much cleavage then expect the comments and remarks. It is going to happen. If it doesnt bother you then good, if it does then cover up. Who's to say what is too much is up for whom ever is looking I guess. I work with lots of very young girls so I see it all the time, I guess I have become immune to it, I could care less.0
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Cleavage is good.0
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Moral Shame is a good thing as long as it does not go Toxic. Individuals and Cultures have different levels of moral shame. Ask yourself, "if I had a Daughter My Age and physical size, would I want her wearing out what I do?" YOU decide from there...If "mating" is a consideration, you also may want to ask yourself, "What type of MAN am I attracting dressed like I am; are you looking for a "Keeper" or some that you can "throw back" in the ocean. Remember, most men take a woman where he finds her, for the purpose for which he has "classified" her ( slutty, ho, quickie, short term...mother of my kids, a wifey prospect, good to meet mom/family...).0
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This. Killed. Me0 -
Just curious, you said "never around young kids." But you do wear these clothes to get ice cream and to the beach? I usually see lots of kids in these kinds of places0
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I love boobs, too bad I have none! I would flaunt it if I had SOME.0
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I wish I had cleavage....I hate my itty bitty titties!!! If I look annoyed at seeing someone's cleavage...it is just pure jealousy!!! Just makes me hate mine even more!!! So, just ignore us woman sporting small boobies!0
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I'm a D myself and people are always telling me to go put on a shirt that covers my chest and b/c theyre really hard for me to find unless theyre up to my neck (which i always feel like are choking me) my response is usually ill be sure to do that when you go find me one, so honestly since you dont wear it around kids or at work what you do with your cleavage is your choice and the other people are just jealous.0
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1. Nobody is jealous.
2. Do what you want.
3. Don't complain when people make assumptions about you based on how you're dressed.
^This. I am a bit conservative and I would have to strongly disagree with the women who say's that other women are jealous of their cleavage. I have always had cleavage, not so much since I've lost weight, but, nevertheless, I have never had the desire to put them out there for the world to see. They are for my husband's eyes only.
Whenever I do see women out there with it hanging out for the world to see, I think, how sad if that's the only way this women can get the attention that she craves.
As far as using the excuse that it's hot. Yeah, it's hot..but wearing something sleevless and not so low cut maybe a better (classier) option. But, do what you want...just don't complain when you don't get the kind of attention you're looking for.0 -
A study by a Chicago university sociologist of 1,200 women found that large-breasted women tend to have higher intelligence. The study divided the women into five groups ranging from virtually flat-chested to extra-large breasts.
The results revealed that the big-breasted women had an overall higher I.Q.—about 10 points—than the lesser endowed members of the study. Women with average-sized breasts also beat out those that were in the smallest size group.
This why I love big breasted women!0 -
Wouldn't a loose, flowy top actually be cooler than a tight, cleavage baring top?0
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I wish I had cleavage....I hate my itty bitty titties!!! If I look annoyed at seeing someone's cleavage...it is just pure jealousy!!! Just makes me hate mine even more!!! So, just ignore us woman sporting small boobies!
You can always buy some0
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