Looking at cleavage

no...I am quite certain that I don't possess sufficient intellect for that...but that's okay...there are lots of folks who will enjoy it
 
getting it is one thing ...liking it is another...not into math jokes, not into math...not into the end conclusion either...doesn't mean it isn't a perfectly fun and funny offering on balance...like everyone else around here, i am entitled to my own opinion which doesn't make the objective properties of the joke any less funny...but not terribly relevant to cleavage
 
Well, I for one thought it was funny. I thought the way you linked "money is the root of all evil" to the square root of evil is hillarious. But you have to be a man to get it.

Since I am sure you are not an absolute sexist, I think you mean 'But you have to be a man to appreciate it." Else you are very likely to 'get it', if you know what I mean :rolleyes:
 
can we quit with the talk about women being the root of all evil ...it is just ridiculous and insulting....if there is more to say on defining respectful, go right ahead....if the the thread doesn't return to some sort of sincere conversation about how to navigate some rather unavoidable sights...then to my mind the subject is exhausted and needs to be dropped...b/c it isn't going to devolve further
 
I don't suppose it's proper to compliment a women on her cleavage at first sight is it? I mean wouldn't that take away the predatory element of a starer?


Not a woman, so this is just a guess (and we all know I don't understand them :) ), but I'd venture that ithis is almost never going to be acceptable, at least not without some type of preexisting relationship, and even then, type of comment you can get away with will depend strongly on the relationship. I can think of a few friends that might accept and even laugh at/enjoy a comment along lines of "So you decided to bring the girls along to the club tonight?" as acknowledgement of a low cut shirt when we're out. (of course, being as shy as I am, would be unlikely to ever say that, but that's another issue). And of course comments appropriate between lovers, daters, spouses, etc, as fasc and others have already mentioned. But I don't think there's any safe, yet still obvious, way to make a comment like that to a stranger or passing acquaintance. Though you can try the allusion used on episode of House I watched last night. "I like your blouse", with it's corrolary, "I like your shoes", to comment on her legs. Of course, if she doesn't get the allusion, just comes off sounding a little effeminate.
 
Misinterpretations notwithstanding, I think we're all pretty much on the same page. Disrespectful admiration = bad. Respectful admiration = good. Generally regardless of gender.

Moving on...to my preferred sort of cleavage (image is definitely safe for work).
 

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That still doesn't mean that we (I guess that would be girls with big boobs?) should expect to have men stare! However I'll speak for myself only, I DO go to bed wishing my boobs were smaller...

Aww vmec, you look fine! I wouldn't change a thing about you. Those guys who stare are missing out on the rest of the package; they are fools.

I'd just like to say that I'm really sad about how this thread has gone. It used to be that DF was the only place on the internet you could find salsa conversation that wasn't mired in bitching and cheap shots.

So c'mon; the cleavage thread can be a light hearted chat with some serious points made ... but there's no need to get so worked up about it! There's not going to be anything said on this thread that loses you a competition, or destroys your salsa social life, or makes you unlearn some piece of salsa technique...

Deep breaths!
 
I don't suppose it's proper to compliment a women on her cleavage at first sight is it? I mean wouldn't that take away the predatory element of a starer?

Again... :uplaugh: --> :|
Uh... I would say unless you KNOW you've got the type of relationship that can handle that kind of comment... steer clear...

Then again...

Just don't do it.
 

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