That was me - and I'm only 5'2" so I don't know what the difference is. |
Women doesn't show their cleavage. |
This. Plus mine bazoomed (thanks for the new word, OP) after having my last child so clothing that didn't show much when I bought it now shows more. |
So that’s what he tells you, huh? |
Everyone is different. They also change as you age. There are a few tops I can wear that do not show cleavage, but you still know I have a bosom. I am a 38G. Plus, I am one of those people who have sensitive necks and I cannot wear jewelry or shirts that are too tight (nothing within an inch of my collar bone). So, most days I do show a little cleavage, but nothing is ever hanging out- even at the beach. |
I have small implants but never show “cleavage” unless I’m in a bikini. |
Eh, depends who is making the decision on promotions. There are plenty of women who have used cleavage to their advantage in the office. |
+2 G cup here |
Because we can! |
I have to agree. Last candidate who showed up for an executive level job before a board I'm on had cleavage on display (and not "my boobs are so big I can't help it" cleavage). I voted no. |
You sound so prudish OP. Maybe get a life and stop living others |
The nurse was trying to determine if you had an ED problem without having to ask you directly. |
I'm 5'8" with a 36C and I rarely wear anything that shows cleavage. At my height my boobs are almost right in someones face and I don't care to be stared at. There are times when I'm out with my DH where I will show some cleavage because I do love some dresses where you just can't hide them. He knows that guys will check me out but he knows he's the one who gets to enjoy them. But even those dresses are never low cut. |
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If a man rejected a female candidate because of her appearance, there would be outrage, he would be called sexist and probably be fired. |