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thanks for the reply. Isn't everyone effected by what they see. I am effected by a young guy in a very nice suit. Does that mean guys should not wear nice suits?
Welcome to RF. Nice of the three of you to join us.....LOL You would be the envy of many women these days I think. Lots of women undergo painful surgery to enhance their breasts to that size, I assume in the hope of attracting a man. Seriously, if that is all that attracts them, I fear for the value of the relationship. Breasts have always been seen as part of a woman's sexual attraction. The more that is exposed, the bigger the attraction I believe. 
Well, hello to you and your two endowments.
Judging by your avatar, it appears as if you don't mind showing them off either.....
So why do women have boobs? For breastfeeding primarily....and as something that feminizes the female form that is apparently appealing to the male of the species.
From a Christian perspective, the human breast is used in the Scriptures to denote closeness, intimacy, and favor; (Song of Solomon 1:13; John 21:20) maturity; (Song of Solomon 8:8) beauty; (Song of Solomon 4:5; Song of Solomon 3:7-8)...so why would exposing a good bit of cleavage be a problem for some people? My guess is that some women would see their husbands/boyfriends ogling your endowments and assuming what thoughts would be engendered by that view.
Modesty is recommended for Christian women, so whatever your religious persuasion (or lack of it) is, I guess that would modify what you would choose to wear. Just because you were born that way doesn't mean that you have to flaunt them....or draw attention to them.....does it?
Does your husband/partner get upset when other men ogle you? (as they would) and are you really surprised?
I did have a good Saturday but its Sunday evening now where I am.
Nice chatting.....
thanks so much for the thoughtful reply. My husband does not have an issue with what I wear or if anyone looks as I don't have an issue with who he looks at.Well, hello to you and your two endowments.
Judging by your avatar, it appears as if you don't mind showing them off either.....
So why do women have boobs? For breastfeeding primarily....and as something that feminizes the female form that is apparently appealing to the male of the species.
From a Christian perspective, the human breast is used in the Scriptures to denote closeness, intimacy, and favor; (Song of Solomon 1:13; John 21:20) maturity; (Song of Solomon 8:8) beauty; (Song of Solomon 4:5; Song of Solomon 3:7-8)...so why would exposing a good bit of cleavage be a problem for some people? My guess is that some women would see their husbands/boyfriends ogling your endowments and assuming what thoughts would be engendered by that view.
Modesty is recommended for Christian women, so whatever your religious persuasion (or lack of it) is, I guess that would modify what you would choose to wear. Just because you were born that way doesn't mean that you have to flaunt them....or draw attention to them.....does it?
Does your husband/partner get upset when other men ogle you? (as they would) and are you really surprised?
I did have a good Saturday but its Sunday evening now where I am.
Nice chatting.....
Welcome to RF, you wild and crazy guys.
I suppose I wear low cut tops because I can't go topless LOL My husband said I should go topless on this thread and I said if he goes naked on here that I would LOL
I'd have to disagree. All mammals breastfeed, but hominins are the only mammals with actual breasts. This leads me to believe they're a secondary sex feature, like noses.
This is relatively recent, culturally, and is culturally variable even today.
Modesty is in the eye of the beholder, and has to be taught. What's immodest in one culture is modest in another. Who's to decide?[/quote][/QUOTE]Modesty is recommended for Christian women, so whatever your religious persuasion (or lack of it) is, I guess that would modify what you would choose to wear. Just because you were born that way doesn't mean that you have to flaunt them....or draw attention to them.....does it?
The religious community (Christianity) in the USA has a real hang up with anything having to do with sex, which principally takes the form of judgements. I believe it picks this up from the Bible, which itself is inordinately concerned with sexual issues. Why? Who knows. In any case, I believe it's this Christian attitude that has set the tone for the rest of the nation, steering it toward a sneering bias against anything that appears in the least sexual, which can be as innocuous as length of a skirt's hemline. I chalk it up to small mindedness. And if the "violation" is dramatic, such as cleavage, they may even vocalize their disapproval. And in some cases, even pass laws forbidding certain behavior---females going topless in public comes to mind. If you're getting less than flattering or even unkind comments from others---I assume the bulk comes from other women---just ask yourself "Why am I caring what they think?" Only you can validate their comments. So, whether you're simply dressed or dressing to show off your boobs, that's your prerogative, and you owe no one an explanation. Be your own woman and enjoy life on your terms. And if you hear anyone say anything uncomplimentary about your appearance, a friendly, direct smile is usually the best retort.
very well put and I agree totaly
are you agreeing with my husband and I should go fully exposed LOL
I love that LOLI was voted New Member Most Likely To Go Naked. Can't have you beating me to it.
Welcome to the forum.
Well you do you. I grew up around nudists, so I’m probably more prone to shrug it off than most lol
go to hear some positive feed back
You’re a cheeky trouble maker.
I like you.
*laughs in drunken Australian*