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Anyone for a TOFTT...
Let us know if she does wear one...
Anyone for a TOFTT...
Let us know if she does wear one...
Question for the ladies with big titties.
Do you show lots of cleavage on occasion on purpose? If so do you take it as a compliment or get offended if you catch a guy staring? If you get offended, then why don't you dress to expose less?
My ex-wife and I had these friends many years ago.
Nice people but she was a bit of a nut. Anyway she did have a nice body a huge set of boobs. She would wear skimpy bathing suits to pool parties or the beach. Very low cut t-shirts and dresses or blouses with the top 3 buttons undone. You could tell it was on purpose just to show off her cleavage. The crazy part was if she thought a guy was looking at her tits she would get all upset. Even my ex-wife said she knew she did it on purpose just to get attention.
Anyway one day we're out for a few drinks with them and another couple. She's sitting there and I guess assumed I was staring at her boobs, which I wasn't, this time.
She leans over the table and loudly asks, "What are you looking at?" Obviously an attempt to embarrass me. I casually took a sip of my beer and replied "Your big tits!"
Everyone at the table burst out laughing and her husband actually fell off his chair he was laughing so hard. She got up, all embarrassed and stormed off.
When things calmed down I apologized to her husband for my words and he told me "I'm glad you said that. I'm always telling her to either cover up or don't complain about guys doing what comes naturally." He then says "What the hell do you think attracted me to her the first time I met her? Not her conversation skills."
She avoided me for quite a while after that.
Do you show lots of cleavage on occasion on purpose? If so do you take it as a compliment or get offended if you catch a guy staring? If you get offended, then why don't you dress to expose less?
My ex-wife and I had these friends many years ago.
Nice people but she was a bit of a nut. Anyway she did have a nice body a huge set of boobs. She would wear skimpy bathing suits to pool parties or the beach. Very low cut t-shirts and dresses or blouses with the top 3 buttons undone. You could tell it was on purpose just to show off her cleavage. The crazy part was if she thought a guy was looking at her tits she would get all upset. Even my ex-wife said she knew she did it on purpose just to get attention.
Anyway one day we're out for a few drinks with them and another couple. She's sitting there and I guess assumed I was staring at her boobs, which I wasn't, this time.
She leans over the table and loudly asks, "What are you looking at?" Obviously an attempt to embarrass me. I casually took a sip of my beer and replied "Your big tits!"
Everyone at the table burst out laughing and her husband actually fell off his chair he was laughing so hard. She got up, all embarrassed and stormed off.
When things calmed down I apologized to her husband for my words and he told me "I'm glad you said that. I'm always telling her to either cover up or don't complain about guys doing what comes naturally." He then says "What the hell do you think attracted me to her the first time I met her? Not her conversation skills."
She avoided me for quite a while after that.
Hello my name is Miss Kitty and I have big boobs!
When I was in my early 20's I worked in a 'male dominated industry' let's say. A simple pair of jeans, a loose shirt and a pair of steel toe boots was all it took to get the looks and the comments. At first I was embarrassed and annoyed but as I stayed with that company for nearly 15 yrs I adapted to the comments with a very polite "fuck off!" and that was that. My boobs sat level with the lunch room table which lets face it, was kind of funny. And on the rare occasions I wore a light colored shirt it would be politely suggested that I take a look in the mirror where a large happy face had appeared from all of the dirt and dust I worked with.It was funny and even the other girls I worked with would joke about it.
Some might say that the teasing and the comments could be considered harrasment and that would be a fair statement but I've always believed that you pick your battles and really to me it was all in good fun. Like they're huge and they're right there, I get it. I probably teased the guys about their low IQ just as much. I may have a different attitude about this because I'm a bit of a tomboy at heart.
That being said, I don't go out too often wearing low cut shirts or blouses because I do prefer eye contact when I'm having a conversation with someone and my boobs can be distracting. A tight tshirt is pretty much all it takes to attract attention. If i feel good and sexy with what I'm wearing I am not offended if I see someone looking or if someone compliments me. I smile and say thank you. If they're rude about it, I'll tell them to fuck off and move along- that rarely happens to me.
I'm not offended by men or women looking at my boobs. They are as much a part of me as my red hair and the freckles on my face. I will say this though, I love it when I take my bra off for the first time in front of a new client... to see the look in their eyes always puts a smile on my face
When I was in my early 20's I worked in a 'male dominated industry' let's say. A simple pair of jeans, a loose shirt and a pair of steel toe boots was all it took to get the looks and the comments. At first I was embarrassed and annoyed but as I stayed with that company for nearly 15 yrs I adapted to the comments with a very polite "fuck off!" and that was that. My boobs sat level with the lunch room table which lets face it, was kind of funny. And on the rare occasions I wore a light colored shirt it would be politely suggested that I take a look in the mirror where a large happy face had appeared from all of the dirt and dust I worked with.It was funny and even the other girls I worked with would joke about it.
Some might say that the teasing and the comments could be considered harrasment and that would be a fair statement but I've always believed that you pick your battles and really to me it was all in good fun. Like they're huge and they're right there, I get it. I probably teased the guys about their low IQ just as much. I may have a different attitude about this because I'm a bit of a tomboy at heart.
That being said, I don't go out too often wearing low cut shirts or blouses because I do prefer eye contact when I'm having a conversation with someone and my boobs can be distracting. A tight tshirt is pretty much all it takes to attract attention. If i feel good and sexy with what I'm wearing I am not offended if I see someone looking or if someone compliments me. I smile and say thank you. If they're rude about it, I'll tell them to fuck off and move along- that rarely happens to me.
I'm not offended by men or women looking at my boobs. They are as much a part of me as my red hair and the freckles on my face. I will say this though, I love it when I take my bra off for the first time in front of a new client... to see the look in their eyes always puts a smile on my face
photo would be nice,lolHello my name is Miss Kitty and I have big boobs!
When I was in my early 20's I worked in a 'male dominated industry' let's say. A simple pair of jeans, a loose shirt and a pair of steel toe boots was all it took to get the looks and the comments. At first I was embarrassed and annoyed but as I stayed with that company for nearly 15 yrs I adapted to the comments with a very polite "fuck off!" and that was that. My boobs sat level with the lunch room table which lets face it, was kind of funny. And on the rare occasions I wore a light colored shirt it would be politely suggested that I take a look in the mirror where a large happy face had appeared from all of the dirt and dust I worked with.It was funny and even the other girls I worked with would joke about it.
Some might say that the teasing and the comments could be considered harrasment and that would be a fair statement but I've always believed that you pick your battles and really to me it was all in good fun. Like they're huge and they're right there, I get it. I probably teased the guys about their low IQ just as much. I may have a different attitude about this because I'm a bit of a tomboy at heart.
That being said, I don't go out too often wearing low cut shirts or blouses because I do prefer eye contact when I'm having a conversation with someone and my boobs can be distracting. A tight tshirt is pretty much all it takes to attract attention. If i feel good and sexy with what I'm wearing I am not offended if I see someone looking or if someone compliments me. I smile and say thank you. If they're rude about it, I'll tell them to fuck off and move along- that rarely happens to me.
I'm not offended by men or women looking at my boobs. They are as much a part of me as my red hair and the freckles on my face. I will say this though, I love it when I take my bra off for the first time in front of a new client... to see the look in their eyes always puts a smile on my face
It's next to impossible to dress without showing cleavage ... and if I try to "expose less" the boobs still leave bumps in the shirt. They're there, they're big and they are going to be shown off. A good day is when I get a polite, flirty "thank you for those", I'll just give a wink and a smile
A better day is when I can make a grown man blush. The best day is when I can dress and flirt and chat a person up and the boobs don't take centre stage ... often times most people really don't realize they're staring, so it's really not worthwhile making a big deal about it.
ound: FUNBAG NAPKIN ound: ound: ound: It actually would help catch stuff like popcorn from falling between the cleavage! ound:I, myself, prefer a dickie!!!
I saw a video once, probably on YouTube, where a girl with rather large breasts placed a hidden camera in her cleavage. Someone remotely was watching the video feed and would let her know when someone was looking. She would then just go off on them, completely lambasting them. I just thought that was really classless. It's a natural thing to look or notice.
I must confess that I had to collect my jaw from the floor and pop my eyes back in their sockets when I got my first glimpse of your beautiful boobies! They are indeed fantastic much like the rest of you Miss KittyHello my name is Miss Kitty and I have big boobs!
When I was in my early 20's I worked in a 'male dominated industry' let's say. A simple pair of jeans, a loose shirt and a pair of steel toe boots was all it took to get the looks and the comments. At first I was embarrassed and annoyed but as I stayed with that company for nearly 15 yrs I adapted to the comments with a very polite "fuck off!" and that was that. My boobs sat level with the lunch room table which lets face it, was kind of funny. And on the rare occasions I wore a light colored shirt it would be politely suggested that I take a look in the mirror where a large happy face had appeared from all of the dirt and dust I worked with.It was funny and even the other girls I worked with would joke about it.
Some might say that the teasing and the comments could be considered harrasment and that would be a fair statement but I've always believed that you pick your battles and really to me it was all in good fun. Like they're huge and they're right there, I get it. I probably teased the guys about their low IQ just as much. I may have a different attitude about this because I'm a bit of a tomboy at heart.
That being said, I don't go out too often wearing low cut shirts or blouses because I do prefer eye contact when I'm having a conversation with someone and my boobs can be distracting. A tight tshirt is pretty much all it takes to attract attention. If i feel good and sexy with what I'm wearing I am not offended if I see someone looking or if someone compliments me. I smile and say thank you. If they're rude about it, I'll tell them to fuck off and move along- that rarely happens to me.
I'm not offended by men or women looking at my boobs. They are as much a part of me as my red hair and the freckles on my face. I will say this though, I love it when I take my bra off for the first time in front of a new client... to see the look in their eyes always puts a smile on my face
