Boobs!

Fugly · 17-07-2009 02:57AM

I'll leave it at that and let the feminists have their rant. White males cannot even express their opinions on women/female/black/union/religion.... you fecking name it now, to hell with this site.

I like how from one comment you guessed I'm a feminist, well of course I must be:rolleyes:. Sorry to disappoint you but I'm more of an equalitarian.A post is not defined as offensive due which reproductive organs the poster posseses.

And I clearly stated that some, not alll, of the posts offended me, I never specifed it which one.

And as for white males?

I really don't give a damn if you're purple with pink stripes. It never occured to me and is completely irrelevant.

Chip on shoulder much?. Very dramatic posts those, clearly you're wasting your talents here :rolleyes:

Fugly · 17-07-2009 02:59AM

Also great job on presenting yourself as a reasonable, mannerly, logical and mature man, which I'm sure you are. :rolleyes:

Jules · 17-07-2009 03:06AM

Whippo permaban.

we are all adults, can we have a grown up conversation without the muppetry, as above any further comments and tread will be locked and posters will be banned.

Snowie · 17-07-2009 06:55AM

Im not pulling the piss but for those ladys who are into sporting activity's and have vast tracks of land, I came across this site and posted it in AH cool links, tho I think it could apply here, this well designed bra or so they say, that reduce's movement etc..

http://www.shockabsorber.co.uk

mods if this is nsfw and Ive done a boo boo , could you at least tie a blind fold around my head when I go for the firing squad....

CathyMoran · 17-07-2009 06:59AM

I didn't get my boobs until I was around 17 (well, that was when my mum brought me in for my first bra) but they grew and grew over time and now I am a 34DD/E and a size 6-8 and 5ft 2in. I find that I am a lot more confident about them now than I used to be.

When I was about 20 a male friend who had a thing for me made a very cruel comment about them being slutty or something (I don't want to remember) when I wore a top where you could see a small amount of cleavage (but only because he was 6ft 4 in) so I tended to hide away from wearing anything that remotely showed them off.

It is only in recent years that I have got over that comment and I do show them off a small bit sometimes (a tiny bit of cleavage showing) and I would wear bickini's. I do have to wear fitted tops though as otherwise I would look huge. My husband has always been nice about my figure no matter what size I am but I do know that he loves my chest. That said, I would never go topless on a beach sunbathing.

This · 17-07-2009 08:13AM

didnt have boobs at all till i was 16 and i had to give up gymnastics due to injury... then literally in about 2 weeks there they were... they are big... but i dont mind... coz they make my stomach look tiny with the right bra

ciagr297 · 17-07-2009 09:43AM

i would love bigger boobs, but without the finances to get some work done i'm fairly accepting of the fact that they are as big as they are supposed to be.
when i was a size 10 they were perfect but it seems when i lost weight (size 6 to 8 now) i lost the boobs too

why can i not just put weight on in the boob area!!:D:D

Curvy Vixen · 17-07-2009 09:49AM

God I love my boobs! They shrunk a lot since I lost weight but are still 34 G/H and I show them off as much as I can

Not necessarily uncovered if you know what I mean, like at work I wear fitted blouses or I can look a bit like Hattie Jacques, but when I go out the puppies are 'there'. There is a thin line between showing and slutty and with big boobs that line can be crossed easier.

Most men couldn't describe what my face looks like

:D

shivvyban · 17-07-2009 09:49AM

Mine are a C, nearly D, and I guess they're ok (but then again I've confidence issues)

Maddison · 17-07-2009 09:50AM

I am okay with my boob size Im a C cup so Its not too big not too small for my frame, as goldilocks would say...just right!!
What does grind on my nerves is when girls go around flashing their boobies,cry about the attention they get & question why people judge them. At the end of the day people are always going to make comments about how others look, if you want to be judged solely based on your intellect It aint gonna happen because unless you only speak to someone solely on the phone, your appearance is the first thing a person see's.

Abi · 17-07-2009 10:11AM

Maddison wrote: »

if you want to be judged solely based on your intellect

When I was in my late teens I would have worn low-cut tops and just below the arse skirts. I guess I was trying to seperate myself from the 'clothes personality' that came with the clothes that were bought for me by my parents, and was trying to define myself in a way. But I wasnt really comfortable wearing those clothes if truth be told. Its a maturity thing, no two ways about it.

I dress a lot differently now, and might not be the first person you would notice in a room. But that suits me, because I'd go past the guy glaring down my top to go and talk to the smarter quiet guy.

Maddison · 17-07-2009 10:15AM

Thats the thing, I like that women wear clothes that accentuate their curves but It irks me when women flaunt & then proceed to complain about being commented on.

Abi · 17-07-2009 10:18AM

Maddison wrote: »

Thats the thing, I like that women wear clothes that accentuate their curves but It irks me when women flaunt & then proceed to complain about being commented on.

My guess is that repeatedly drawing attention to your chest is a cry for attention, then don't like it when it goes bad

engrish? · 17-07-2009 10:18AM

I freakin love boobs.

engrish? · 17-07-2009 10:21AM

Abigayle wrote: »

I dress a lot differently now, and might not be the first person you would notice in a room. But that suits me, because I'd go past the guy glaring down my top to go and talk to the smarter quiet guy.

You have just appealed to every nerds dream. A hot girl is going to walk into the bar, straight past the handsome jock, right up the the smarter quiet guy.....

IvyTheTerrible · 17-07-2009 10:22AM

I love my boobs now. Until I was in my twenties they were really tiny (AA or A cup depending on the bra) and now they are a C cup.

I can go braless occassionally and get away with it (with the right clothes you'ld never know).

I wish I could have been so confident about them when I was a teenager.

Maddison · 17-07-2009 10:26AM

Absolutely, as bad as this sounds and completely off topic but relating to a previous post. I was dating a guy a few years back(before i settled into matrimonial disharmony)he was absolutley gorgeous, I ended up snogging his flatmate who wasnt anywhere near as attractive. The gorgeous guy had an atrocious attitude & thought that his looks would get him away with it, the less attractive guy had me in stitches laughing. Id rather personality over looks anyday, a personality lasts a lifetime whereas looks dont.

Abi · 17-07-2009 10:27AM

engrish? wrote: »

You have just appealed to every nerds dream. A hot girl is going to walk into the bar, straight past the handsome jock, right up the the smarter quiet guy.....

Better company imo, confident wit, and generally works harder to please where it matters

Ohh how I love being approached by a jock... the room temperature drops below zero just before I reply

Otis Driftwood · 17-07-2009 10:43AM

Abigayle wrote: »

Ohh how I love being approached by a jock... the room temperature drops below zero just before I reply

Ha ha ha ha ha.:D

Snowie · 17-07-2009 10:50AM

engrish? wrote: »

You have just appealed to every nerds dream. A hot girl is going to walk into the bar, straight past the handsome jock, right up the the smarter quiet guy.....

oh right so you have to be a nerd to be quite ? :rolleyes:

Mr. Incognito · 17-07-2009 10:53AM

Ohh how I love being approached by a jock... the room temperature drops below zero just before I reply

Totally off topic but after reading a few pages of women who are no doubt gorgeous complain about being insecure about their boobs you wade in that any time a sporty person approaches you, you decide to belittle him to make your insecure self feel better?

This is not to be applauded, this is to be pitied. I am sorry for wading in here, I was just feeling a bit sad at all these ladies, and I've seen it first hand with my ex who had amazing breasts but because she was a size 8 and a C/D would always wear clothes that hid them because she was so self conscious. It made me nothing but sad because I wanted her to wear clothes that showed them off, not for me but for her so that she could get over that hump. I never pushed it anyway.

Stroll into PI and you have women terrified of approaching men and men terrified of approaching women and people wrapped up in cocoons of insecurity that start threads like this and away you go bragging about treating people that approach you a certain way just because you percieve them as jocks.

Well, I hope you take a good look at your behaviour. And for the record I've been that guy approaching a girl and every so often I run into the "I'm too cool for school and I'm going to be rude to you girl". You are filed as a tool in the first 10 seconds and forgotten forever in the next 10 so for your information although it makes you feel better to treat people in a nasty way it feels a lot better to make friends.

engrish? · 17-07-2009 10:58AM

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

oh right so you have to be a nerd to be quite ? :rolleyes:

To be quite what?

Abi · 17-07-2009 11:00AM

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

you wade in that any time a sporty person approaches you

I didn't wade in at that precise post, how is that the only post you saw? And no, it wouldn't stop at someone specifically 'sporty'. Anyone who comes near me with a cheese-ball line, I'll answer them in whichever way I like. And I don't really care what you think of that, to be perfectly honest with you.

you decide to belittle him to make your insecure self feel better?

What?! About what?

engrish? · 17-07-2009 11:03AM

Abigayle wrote: »

Ohh how I love being approached by a jock... the room temperature drops below zero just before I reply

Don't judge too quickly! He could be a handsome bloke with razor sharp wit and be highly entertaining!

Snowie · 17-07-2009 11:04AM

engrish? wrote: »

To be quite what?

what I'm trying to say is just because a dude's quite and chilled out enjoying his pint and not saying much don't mean hes a nerd or a geek may just mean that he has nothing to say.... sorry that was a bad quote on quote thingy,

engrish? · 17-07-2009 11:05AM

Abigayle wrote: »

Anyone who comes near me with a cheese-ball line, I'll answer them in whichever way I like. And I don't really care what you think of that, to be perfectly honest with you.

Man, cheesy lines are hilarious (to overhear) could you give any examples? A bloke said to my cousin at her nightlink stop "How about you get my nightlink home instead" *wink*

Noffles · 17-07-2009 11:05AM

engrish? wrote: »

Don't judge too quickly! He could be a handsome bloke with razor sharp wit and be highly entertaining!

As most of us Jocks are....

engrish? · 17-07-2009 11:07AM

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

what I'm trying to say is just because a dude's quite and chilled out enjoying his pint and not saying much don't mean hes a nerd or a geek may just mean that he has nothing to say.... sorry that was a bad quote on quote thingy,

Ah I know, I was just taking the piss cos you spelt quiet wrong.

Abi · 17-07-2009 11:08AM

engrish? wrote: »

Don't judge too quickly! He could be a handsome bloke with razor sharp wit and be highly entertaining!

Indeed. Gay men can be a whoot :pac:

Snowie · 17-07-2009 11:14AM

engrish? wrote: »

Ah I know, I was just taking the piss cos you spelt quiet wrong.

There no winning with some people! I've made vast improvements with spelling and still get people like you throwing in little digs. :mad:

I'm climbing a clock tower..... with a gun !!!

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