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| Non Diving Posts: Discuss To look, or not to look? That is the question. in the Non-Diving Related Forums forums: I can hardly expect ladies to give away trade secrets but I've never figured out whether we are expected to ... |
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| To look, or not to look? That is the question. I can hardly expect ladies to give away trade secrets but I've never figured out whether we are expected to look or not. Especially on 'tit Monday' when the senses have been severely deprived over the winter months. It would appear to me that should a lady be walking down the street in a low cut top, no bra and a short skirt ................... hang on, I'll be back in a moment (after I've got a grip on myself). Phew, that's better. What is the deal, do you ladies want us to look or not? Of course, I do feel some sympathy for those blessed with an excellent cleavage (for example) which no reasonable attempt at covering will allow for escape from the male radar. This is the sort of thing we have to put up with - RADAR ALERT! Sometimes it's so hard being a boy! So, what's it to be ladies; should we look or shouldn't we? I presume discrete letching is preferable to 'hoots and hollers' and much dalivating? Or, perhaps, it depends on who is doing it? Oh well, perhaps if I expose my cleavage this summer then perhaps some young lady may find it impossible to restrain herself ................ One final point. Jiggling is impossible to ignore and causes much neck ache when swivelling round at high speed to admire. It isn't being a bloke ........... imagine a chocoholic let loose in Willy Wonka's and being told not to touch.
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| Hmm, an excellent question Dr Finless, and can I suggest, from a woman's point of view (and this is just mine ladies, feel free to kick off if you don't agree Does that help?! |
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| Well, I'm not known for my feminine side, but if a girl can't wear nice flouncy tops and short shorts in the summer for fear of being letched, it's a bit of a rum do. Don't get me wrong, I do appreciate ladies bods and am probably guilty for more than my fair share, but I still think it's a shame. I do think that anyone who goes out mid winter with it all hanging out is looking for attention or pneumonia MyM
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| I've reached that age where I am totally thrilled if I get a whistle from someone (mainly short sighted old geezers) on a building site. However...... I don't have the bod for low tops and short skirts and usually wear several jumpers until the end of May. But I stare at those who are scantily dressed when it is below 10 degrees and think "you'll catch your death in that" or "blimey, you don't posess a mirror do you? Or you wouldn't go out dressed like that". There's nothing wrong with appreciating a good bod, male or female, but they are rare around here.
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