Women do have hoo hoos men have hee hees


So um yeah come on men start showin that penis clevage

I am not in the least, intimidated by a woman who is comfortable with their sexuality. I always prefer a responsive, lighthearted and self assured woman. To me, an explanation may make them seem all too human but would never make them any less human.

I agree with you that, assuming she is disclosing the truth, her words will inexorably give her away. But is it your belief that the vast majority of women who include such pictures in their profile are well adjusted, possess a sharp intellect and are content with themselves? Sure, there a few who are, but very few. For the record, I never said a woman was "sleazy" because she posted an alluring image. Please do not attribute words to me I did not use. That is not dealing fairly or realistically. I am including myself here when I say that everyone's reality is based on their own interpretations, personal experiences and idiosyncrasies. We all have an infinite capacity for self-deception.

I do thank you for your contribution to my forum topic.

Who cares? Cleavage is hot...and part of this whole love thing is about attraction...just because someone shows off their cleavage it doesn't mean they don't have anything else to bring to the table. Its sex appeal..

Agreed.. but if you advertise yourself in such a way don't be shocked from the attention you attract.

Also.. tits are great and attractive but once you get past those sacs of fat on a woman's chest.. does she have anything else to offer mentally?

Now don't go making sense!!!!

Edited to add: I have to disagree with one thing though. If I put pics of my boobs out there... and I have... and I will again.... and I get 'nice tits' comments... I don't take offense OR think they are jerks. They are responding to what I'm presenting.

Now... that being said... if that's ALL they want to talk about... and if every conversation comes BACK to that... then I click off on them as they are only interested in one thing.

I wonder how many women here get their pics taken while they hang upside down, in order to get their boobies look provokative.

Sure it's what you put out there but a guy who has brains can figure out a way to say nice titties in a gentlemanly way, a guy who emails you and just says "hey, you've got great boobs, let's screw" is an inarticulate boob.

"It's not the body part, but the person the parts are attached to that matter. "

Is the sum of a woman better than her whole?

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Edit: Chrisy, smarten up, will ya.

With all the focus on cleavage, I was merely pointing out that the woman, in totality, her whole self, is what matters. Women are often objectified and their individual physical attributes get singled out; i.e., "nice tits", "nice ass", "nice teeth", "nice eyes"...get it? Gee, maybe Chrisy won't take offense at your sage tutelage...

Women assume all men are fascinated with the size of their mammery glands so a lot of them think its cute to try and garner attention from men that way. When they come to realize that using that method only leads to them being looked upon as objects instead of people the damage is already done, men tend to dis respect or not take them seriously and all of a sudden its all mens' faults.

Everyone has the right to do whatever they like.

HOWEVER,

There are always consequences good or bad to said actions. And the ones that do post boobs, a** shots or whatever sexual things shouldn't complain if they.

One thing that should be noted is hypocrisy. Many of the ones that post cleavage which obviously depicts attention and obviously sexual in nature; when they receive prude notes from men regarding their pix and or when they talk sexual in the beginning, now the light switch is turned off. They no longer want to be viewed as a sex object, but that's what they are advertising in the first place.

It's no different than spring break, mardi gras, and other big events where women show lots of their body parts damn near half naked, but don't want to be viewed as a sex object where all the testosterone in the air. Big contradiction.

If ya don't want to be viewed as a sex object and don't want to receive sexual notes and connotations from men, then simply don't put ya self out there like that.

If ya can deal with the potential testosterone emails, gestures, talk, etc... then be the all the mens' guest.

Just like women have the right to dress and shape up their profile whether sexual in nature by putting the focus on their boobs, ass, etc., or post modest pix, men have the right to view them however they want to based on what's being depicted.

To each's own.




Well put also.

You can dress attractively, and even sexily, without making yourself look like a tasteless skank. A women who dresses low class can't expect people to treat her repsectfully, since she herself dresses like a sex object.
Clothes say a lot about who we are and even what we're into.
You can't give one message, and then get mad and expect another response than the one you're dressing for.I *like* sexy clothes. But there's a difference between looking alluring and looking cheap.

You can dress attractively, and even sexily, without making yourself look like a tasteless skank. A women who dresses low class can't expect people to treat her repsectfully, since she herself dresses like a sex object.
Clothes say a lot about who we are and even what we're into.
You can't give one message, and then get mad and expect another response than the one you're dressing for.I *like* sexy clothes. But there's a difference between looking alluring and looking cheap.

"That's what most men I guess want to see. I on the other hand prefer a man guessing what I look like underneath these clothes, it's more intriguing."

To whom? Falling asleep beside a fridgid nun is not what I'd call intriguing.

smile why no pic?

Call me a nut any day of the week...I try to figure out what kind I am but seems if I were a bag of them it'd be mixed.

Im sorry I didnt' compliment her on acting like she is better then everyone and smarter.

You sure say a lot for a shadow...do you feel the op posted this in a non respectful manner or without some thought...because I don't.

That is why I felt her comment was out of place. One thing is for sure nobody will see too much cleavage on your profile smile