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Of course some men do not stare at breasts and p[refer smaller perkier breasts. There are all types of people.
Did you know that some women find a man more attractive if he has money or power? Crazy eh?
Every guy does it, some more than others. It doesn't matter if they're dressed like they're asking for it, or not. She has to deal with it, or stay inside and hide away from everyone.
There's also nothing wrong with blatantly saying "Stop looking at my breasts". Why doesn't she stand up for herself?
I can't imagine why all the staring, comments, lusting - 34D on a size 10 is not big, not where I live.
I'm a size 2 or 4 and much larger, and I don't have the problems you are experiencing. Men look, yes, but I don't travel in a social circle where people stare.
What are you supposed to do? I've found that saying, "My eyes are up here" usually ends the problem.
Why do you think men are lusting after you (and your breasts)?
You cannot put all men in one category - "Do men have a conscience." It's unfair and judgmental.
"Stop looking at my breasts". Why doesn't she stand up for herself?[/QUOTE]
Obviously some women do not have that sort of a personality to be so confrontational as to say something so obvious.
Obviously some women do not have that sort of a personality to be so confrontational as to say something so obvious.[/QUOTE]
I don't know it's obvious that women who are upset about something don't stand up for themselves.
If you are upset remove yourself from the situation OR say something. Those are your only two choices.
I think if it's one or two men, I'd consider it their problem and address it directly with the comments suggested by others. If it's your social circle, I'd consider whether they are generally kind of crass and immature - that could be the problem. Correct them and hope they mature and if they don't, move on to greener pastures with more mature people.
If it's strangers and you're of the impression that men generally stare at boobs all day, I think you should look at how you are presenting yourself. If you are wearing clothes that show a lot of cleavage, they are going to look at it - hard not to.
I had a friend in high school who made this complaint all the time - she was the only girl I knew who had this problem. She was also the only girl I knew who made a point of showing off her breasts by wearing her tops tight and low cut, holding her arms under her breasts as if to push them up and draw more attention to them, or literally sitting at a table so her breasts were resting on the table top, leaning across the table to talk to boys. The girls who were reasonably modest didn't have this problem... just my observation.
Well guess what, too bad! You don't stand up for yourself or do something about. Then you'd better learn to put up with your breasts being stared at.Quote:
Originally Posted by noble761
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