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Do women need to be more covered?

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MsMerising,

'Women can be wearing a sack and if a man is of low character he will find a way to sexualize it or sexualize the woman and/or attempt to degrade her. '

Surely you aren't equating looking at a woman who chooses to reveal parts of her body with the above? From your stories you seem to come into contact with some rather strange men. I see this term 'sexualizing' women a lot. I don't get it to be honest, I think women are sexual beings. How can a man 'sexualize' a woman?

I also think if you don't want someone to see your clevage, don't show it. If you do want people to see it, and why not?, don't complain when people look. That's all I'm saying and I feel people are getting the wrong idea.

Ginx, Fractelle,

I for one love to look at what ever parts of their body women are willing to show. All I resent is being castigated by women for looking. It has nothing to do with blaming women for getting me 'all worked up'. Who doesn't want to be all worked up anyway:-)
Posted by Usual Suspect, Tuesday, 22 April 2008 2:50:20 PM
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Usual Suspect

What a coincidence, I enjoy looking at a well honed male body - doesn't matter how well covered he is - I can always tell if he is a hottie.

Cleavage - sexual response or lack of it is simply a cultural one. Plenty of cultures have women going bare-breasted - no big deal.

What we desperately need is acceptance of our sexual natures, not suppression.

It wasn't all that long ago that women were not even considered to have sexual feelings, let alone orgasm. We still have a ways to go.

However, the comments that MsMerising received from the bus driver were out of line and inappropriate - and so were your comments. For some women it means that she must button up to her neck to hide an expansive cleavage. Get over it. Women have breasts, I don't think that is going to change any time soon.

If you are fortunate enough to be on the viewing end of a beautiful D'ecolletage, enjoy.....even if you do have to remain seated for a while.

;-)
Posted by Fractelle, Tuesday, 22 April 2008 4:45:21 PM
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Fractelle,

'out of line and inappropriate - and so were your comments. For some women it means that she must button up to her neck to hide an expansive cleavage'

Ever heard of a t-shirt. They're pretty comfortable. My wife seems to manage not to dangle here ample breasts everywhere and remain in comfortable clothing. She chooses to because she doesn't like other people to see what she doesn't want them to see, and I think that's a sensible attitude. Much more sensible than a neurotic woman in a push up bra and gaping neck line complaining that men look at her breasts.

Please explain what comments I made that were 'out of line and inappropriate '?

'Get over it. Women have breasts, I don't think that is going to change any time soon.'
Get over what? Where have I objected to women's breasts
Posted by Usual Suspect, Tuesday, 22 April 2008 5:48:39 PM
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Booty is in the eye of the beholder, in my opinion ;)
Posted by CJ Morgan, Tuesday, 22 April 2008 8:09:38 PM
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So, CJ, does that mean cleavage is more than skin deep?
Posted by TurnRightThenLeft, Tuesday, 22 April 2008 8:12:20 PM
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Definitely, TRTL - in fact, I reckon those of us who appreciate cleavage must be suffering from 'repressed mammary syndrome'....
Posted by CJ Morgan, Tuesday, 22 April 2008 8:37:41 PM
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