Why are men vilified for saying they like big boobs? (scent, afford)
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Maybe a week or so, that's me. Women with huge racks are usually lazy they prefer you do all the work because they're used to being given special treatment.
It COULD be those of us who are tired of men having conversations with our chests. Look at my eyes when I am speaking to you. This has been happening to me since I was a preteen, and it is not flattering. It is something that makes me feel like an object, not a person. Liking big boobs should be a personal preference that is kept to oneself. Then, who would know, and who would care?
Years ago, I cured men of talking to my boobs by talking to their crotch. It's hilarious.
Like that Marine poster said....only average/low status/whatever men get vilified for admiring women's body parts.
Robin Thicke and Enrique Iglesias can practically sing about rape and plenty of women will still throw themselves at them.
If she is going to write you off so quickly because you dared glanced at or complimented her sacred boobs, then honestly she wasn't really all that into you in the first place.
I'm a man and I won't walk on eggshells for anyone, including a well-endowed woman.
I must say I'm mesmerised by large boobs, but then I'm "not fair" because "society" says it's wrong..
I have to agree with your statement. Modern men are "supposed" to not prefer large breasts, like having that particular preference makes them retro chauvinists. Nice breasts do come in all sizes but at the end of the day... you like what you like.
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