Would you wear something that showed off
your "cleavage" but in a sexy and
sophisticated kind of way even if you had
a boyfriend?
I was given this really nice low cut top
and wore it to a semi-formal dinner event
with coworkers and my bf said I looked
like promiscuous person and I was just
trying to get attention from guys.
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Hollyberries
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Joined: 20 Jun 2007 Posts: 1851 Location: Lead, sd usa
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Posted: 07-27-07 00:14am
Well i guess i would, but my fiance
wouldn't care. He knows i'm coming home
with to him, and i don't want to be with
anyone else but him. But i guess that's
when i'm not pregnant. Before i was yeah i
did. I don't do it for attention i wear
clothes because i feel comfortable. But i
don't have big boobs so i can't even fill
most of those shirts out........
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Anne123
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Apr 2007 Posts: 290 Location: Canada
Posted: 07-27-07 08:30am
I would absolutely wear something for a
nice event that showed of my cleavage (and
I do fill out those shirts) in a classy
way but not a trampy way.
My husband really wouldn't care at all.
He was never the jealous or possessive
type - I wouldn't have married him if he
was. I remember one time we were out with
friends/co-workers (we worked at a bar)
and some guy said to my husband (then
boyfriend) "doesn't that bother you?" (I
forget what I was doing - maybe
dancing/grinding) and he said "Heck no. I
know she's coming home with me."
Jealousy/possessiveness shows insecurity,
which I find very unattractive.
Your bf sounds like a jerk.
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Marfa2107
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 11 Jul 2007 Posts: 1552 Location: Galena, Kansas United States
Posted: 07-27-07 08:34am
i wear lowcut shirts almost everytime i go
out..
and most the time i go out with my
girlfriends..
and my bf doesn't care.. he knows i'm
coming home to him and he TRUSTS
that i wont do anything stupid...
and I wont..
so i wear what i want to... and do what i
tell him i'm going to..
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kaerbear
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Joined: 10 Apr 2007 Posts: 1557 Location: ,
Posted: 07-27-07 09:57am
if my boyfriend ever said that to me,
well, first of all i'd have to make sure
it was really him because he would never
think like that, and
secondly....well....he just wouldn't.
it's disrespectful and mean. two things i
don't go for in men. i'm just not into
that. that said, i'm not the kind of
woman who would flirt a lot or do things
to make him jealous deliberately. i know
there are women who are guilty of that.
no one here though of course!! we are
just respectful of each other and don't
play silly head games like some couples
do, so it would shock me if anything like
that even got into his head.
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HcoBrunette06
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Joined: 06 Dec 2005 Posts: 8004 Location: Missouri, United States
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Posted: 07-27-07 11:19am
im pretty sure that i wrote something on
this last night, what happened to my post?
it wasn't bad..
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young Girl
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Joined: 21 Jun 2007 Posts: 13932 Location: everythings better in, texas USA
Posted: 07-27-07 11:33am
theres a difference between looking nice
and looking like a promiscuous person
now if your boobs are all hanging out and
the shirt barely covers our nipples lol
then yeah that would be a problem
but a nice shirt? nah go for it!!!
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Tylanas
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Posted: 07-27-07 17:57pm
I would wear low cut shirts more often too
lol, if I didn't have an ugly chest. I
love the size of my boobs, but it does me
I got no cleavage at all. I'm also skinny
and pale, so my flat upper chest (the part
half of women's clothing shows these days)
is pale, transparent, lumpy from my
ribcage, and has blue veins squiggly all
over it.
I love tight shirts that show off the
waist, hips, and breasts, but they have to
cover my upper chest. I'm way more
comfortable showing off my stomach.
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The Ginger 1
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Joined: 09 Jul 2007 Posts: 556 Location: Loony-tune-land, England
Re: Slutty Vs. Sexy Posted: 07-27-07 19:25pm
nadia19
wrote:
Would you wear something
that showed off your "cleavage" but in a
sexy and sophisticated kind of way even if
you had a boyfriend?
I was given this really nice low cut top
and wore it to a semi-formal dinner event
with coworkers and my bf said I looked
like promiscuous woman and I was just
trying to get attention from guys.
Hey babe, if you got it, flaunt it, you're
boyfriend should be proud that he has a
girlfriend on his arm who looks good, as
long as yer boobs ain't falling out of the
top altogether, he shouldn't have any
problem - it does sound as if he may be a
bit insecure, he may be worried that you
are looking elsewhere or for another guy -
sorry, but this may be the problem with
him .... he needs reassureance from you !
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everyday_struggle
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Jul 2007 Posts: 304
Re: Slutty Vs. Sexy Posted: 08-02-07 11:08am
nadia19
wrote:
Would you wear something
that showed off your "cleavage" but in a
sexy and sophisticated kind of way even if
you had a boyfriend?
I was given this really nice low cut top
and wore it to a semi-formal dinner event
with coworkers and my bf said I looked
like promiscuous woman and I was just
trying to get attention from guys.
Seems like your bf may have insecurity
issues. Unless your boobs were about to
pop out like britneys nana out of a car
then i wouldnt mind. I dont care if guys
stare at my girl. Maybe your boyfreind is
not used to having guys check out his girl
so much. After a while, it doesnt bother
us so much and it does boost our ego.
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