I my case - and that of many other women like my self who wear a bra above the size of 32B. When it comes to our 'assetts', please, just leave us alone. It is fine to discuss with us how hard it is to find a shirt that fits properly (particularly if you are female). Or to tell us we look nice.
I dress in a manner that I feel is not obscene. I rarely wear clothing to draw attention to my 'assetts'. As a matter of fact I often refuse to wear things that do show off said 'assetts'. But no matter what I wear - be it a polo, t-shirt, or sweatshirt I am the center of unwanted attention.
If there is a unintentional brush of your body against mine this is not an invitation for you to go for a second brush, or to tell me how nice my said 'assetts' look (I use assetts because to hear most men say anything else makes me nauseous). I have done nothing to earn the figure I have. It is a simple genetic crap shoot - perhaps in your view I got lucky. To me it feels more like a loss these days. This unasked for attention makes me very uncomfortable and feel violated. If I respond to you with a comment like "thanks my husband thinks so." This is your not so subtle hint to get away from me. I am not a stripper making money off your attention. I am not here for your amusement. You likely have just ruined my day if you do not - and then I spent the next several days trying to decide if I should have slapped you or just punched you in the throat. In short it makes me feel victimized.
I do not like playing the victim and the next time this happens - no warnings will be issued - I think I may just slap you.
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All I can say is, ugh. While I don't have much trouble in that department, my mom is my height/weight with a 34DD rack, and she's had to suffer through that her entire life. It's not fun to see it happen to others, let alone have it happen to you.
Hey I'll back you up if you need to kick an ass or 2... my shoes are really sharp!
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