It's just human nature to look. I'm always the one to point out to my husband "Bloody hell did you see how massive that chick's boobs were!" and I appreciate it when he lies and tells me "nope, missed that"
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I'm still trying to figure put how 81 knows that Sephora is a cosmetics store...unless he was the one staring at bigred... :shock:
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Is there anything more awkward than having the high ground while trying to talk to a woman in a low-cut shirt? (ie: they're sitting, you're standing).
Even if you don't look, the woman gets uncomfortable and starts tugging at her shirt, pulling it up. Then its even harder not to look. It's like they can sense that you're seeing cleavage in your periphery. Once you consciously notice that she's trying to cover up, you're fucked. Can't even make eye contact.
I guess the difference is between looking and staring. Staring isn't cool. If you don't want looks...don't show cleavage. I love when a woman with giant pumped up DD's, wearing a low cut V with giant lettering in sequins stretched across them, complains about people looking at them.
Yeah if I'm letting the girls out that means I want you to look. Honest abe, I don't care if you judge me on that one. To each their own, but isn't that why we show off the cleavage? It's gorgeous, I'll check out other ladies' cleavage too, I think that's just natural.
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Can I just ask that if a guy looks at a woman, fine. Just don't follow her out of the store, and then continue to follow her in your car! :evil:
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
Is there anything more awkward than having the high ground while trying to talk to a woman in a low-cut shirt? (ie: they're sitting, you're standing).
Even if you don't look, the woman gets uncomfortable and starts tugging at her shirt, pulling it up. Then its even harder not to look. It's like they can sense that you're seeing cleavage in your periphery. Once you consciously notice that she's trying to cover up, you're fucked. Can't even make eye contact.
I guess the difference is between looking and staring. Staring isn't cool. If you don't want looks...don't show cleavage. I love when a woman with giant pumped up DD's, wearing a low cut V with giant lettering in sequins stretched across them, complains about people looking at them.
yes...but some guys will look no matter what the woman is wearing...it's like they think they have x-ray vision or something :roll:
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Is there anything more awkward than having the high ground while trying to talk to a woman in a low-cut shirt? (ie: they're sitting, you're standing).
Even if you don't look, the woman gets uncomfortable and starts tugging at her shirt, pulling it up. Then its even harder not to look. It's like they can sense that you're seeing cleavage in your periphery. Once you consciously notice that she's trying to cover up, you're fucked. Can't even make eye contact.
I guess the difference is between looking and staring. Staring isn't cool. If you don't want looks...don't show cleavage. I love when a woman with giant pumped up DD's, wearing a low cut V with giant lettering in sequins stretched across them, complains about people looking at them.
yes...but some guys will look no matter what the woman is wearing...it's like they think they have x-ray vision or something :roll:
If a guy I'm in conversation with can't avert his eyes from my chestial region, I'll simply grab his chin and move his face up so his eyes are facing mine. Works like a charm
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Is there anything more awkward than having the high ground while trying to talk to a woman in a low-cut shirt? (ie: they're sitting, you're standing).
Even if you don't look, the woman gets uncomfortable and starts tugging at her shirt, pulling it up. Then its even harder not to look. It's like they can sense that you're seeing cleavage in your periphery. Once you consciously notice that she's trying to cover up, you're fucked. Can't even make eye contact.
I guess the difference is between looking and staring. Staring isn't cool. If you don't want looks...don't show cleavage. I love when a woman with giant pumped up DD's, wearing a low cut V with giant lettering in sequins stretched across them, complains about people looking at them.
yes...but some guys will look no matter what the woman is wearing...it's like they think they have x-ray vision or something :roll:
If a guy I'm in conversation with can't avert his eyes from my chestial region, I'll simply grab his chin and move his face up so his eyes are facing mine. Works like a charm
But what if it's DS, and the girls are actually at his eye level?
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I know men look, I look at other women too, but his wife/gf was steps away and he was staring, it wasn't the usual quick glance.
I work at a bank, I dress very conservative (multiple layers), it wasn't like I was wearing a v-neck tshirt and a demi bra.
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It's funny..but true.
nope!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5F8g1SgpuU
What bike?
No.
I do it too, more to compare than anything though - much to my husbands dismay
"I need your strength for me to be strong...I need your love to feel loved"
I have a huge mind.
"I need your strength for me to be strong...I need your love to feel loved"
His ass is way too round.
want to be enlightened"
I have to agree...but I don't complain either way.....
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Adelaide BIG DAY OUT 2014
"I need your strength for me to be strong...I need your love to feel loved"
Oh right...
- Christopher McCandless
:fp:
Even if you don't look, the woman gets uncomfortable and starts tugging at her shirt, pulling it up. Then its even harder not to look. It's like they can sense that you're seeing cleavage in your periphery. Once you consciously notice that she's trying to cover up, you're fucked. Can't even make eye contact.
I guess the difference is between looking and staring. Staring isn't cool. If you don't want looks...don't show cleavage. I love when a woman with giant pumped up DD's, wearing a low cut V with giant lettering in sequins stretched across them, complains about people looking at them.
- Christopher McCandless
:shock:
"I need your strength for me to be strong...I need your love to feel loved"
If a guy I'm in conversation with can't avert his eyes from my chestial region, I'll simply grab his chin and move his face up so his eyes are facing mine. Works like a charm
But what if it's DS, and the girls are actually at his eye level?