If you are going to flop your cleavage around, why get mad when I look?

Answer 1

FLOP? What a lovely word. Anyway, I don't. But I agree with you.

Answer 2

It's just another BS way of exerting power and control over others because the Women that do that know they have niether.My nephew was slapped(figuratively)rather sharply on the wrists for checking out a girl's tat's on a city bus one day.Ink yourself up,dress in a manner that shows it,and then act all hurt and objectified if someone looks-how ******' stupid is that?!

Just another way the second wave, victim feminazi's have of reminding us all that we must say "Mother may I" with every breath we take.*** them and the Libercon traders that gave them the institutional power they never deserved in the first place.

*Edit*Sorry Kia, your manner of dress is NOT your own anymore when you are in public.If you don't think so, why don't you put your money where your prudish mouth is and sponsor
legislation that would allow anyone to dress anyway they chose, or wear no clothes at all?People like you would just assume we all gouge our eyes out before we ever transgress your fragile, unrealistic little boundaries...Boodehoohoohoo!

Answer 3

hmmmm. . .
Perhaps because they think of it as a test. . .if you don't look, you're a decent guy or blind. But if you do look, you are giving her attention or you could be interested in her clevage only. Most females probably don't engage in this kind of analysis before they dress (me being one). If it looks nice and matches I'll wear it, but others will just wear it because it is fashionable.
It is only later that I am stuck with the attention of that one annoying guy because I was brave enough to wear something form sitting with a V neck.
If you wear stupidly revealing clothing. . .you probably deserve getting stared at. . .but I don't think that girls remember that guys will look. After all. . .we don't automatically stare at any guy's chest when he has a little bit showing. It's a whole different culture.
I could get into the discussion about how women in todays society get mixed messages about advertising themselves but then again about being a lady and expecting men to act as gentlemen. I didn't describe that last thought very well. . . but hopefully you understand what I was trying to say.
I never knew I had so many thoughts about cleavage.

Answer 4

That and the nips - some women go out of their way to show those off. I think it's very rude to both men and women. Most women don't want to see if and most men want to see it but get in trouble for looking.

Please don't get me wrong, I understand cleavage is natural, sometimes it occurs, I'm referring to the in your face cleavage that really wants attention.

Answer 5

Flop cleavage???

Answer 6

I don't get mad. Why do you think I "flop" it around? I want you to look. Just don't be grabbing (without my permission) and making obscene comments. Other than that, look all you want to!

Answer 7

because its my cleavage and not yours, when i tell you to look then you may, but if you perverts can't control yourselfs because a woman is showing some of her body parts, then you need to go home to your mothers for training on how to respect women, because a respectable man wouldn't dare disrespect a woman even if she is walking around naked. If she didn't give him permission to touch or even look at her, then his eyes wouldn't budge. So please stop trying to find excuses to be a perv.

Answer 8

So True. I hate women who dress like that to get attention and then when you look or comment they get pissed. Well ladies dress with a little more class and a lot less A.S.S. and maybe you will get respect.

Answer 9

They stared at me first, so I'll stare back!

We'll see who wins this staring contest and becomes Emperor of the 100-Acre Woods

Answer 10

Shoot, I'm too proud of it to get mad when someone looks.