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I see lots of women over 35 wearing tops that are really low cut, sometimes so low cut you can see their breasts. While it may be okay for younger women much like midriffs how do you feel about women over 35 and lower, really lower cut tops?
I see lots of women over 35 wearing tops that are really low cut, sometimes so low cut you can see their breasts. While it may be okay for younger women much like midriffs how do you feel about women over 35 and lower, really lower cut tops?
I feel like they are desperate for attention. It’s sad really. I mean they feel that is the best thing they have to offer (and they’re probably right). To be fair, I think this regardless of age, although I think it is even sadder with older women. I’ve always had a slim, fit body that attracts attention without me trying, although admittedly at my age now, it looks best well covered. I’ve been asked why I don’t “dress sexier” - I don’t NEED to. I have no problem attracting men dressed in slacks and a sweater set, or jeans, heels, a turtleneck, and blazer. The kind of men that are attracted to women with their **** hanging out aren’t going to be my type anyway. Even when I was in my 20s and could get away with it, I didn’t dress like a hoochie mama!
I’m going to vehemently disagree with you in that I like [bleep] and I’ve seen some great + 35 ones in my day. Don’t be a hater man. Also women can wear whatever the [bleep] they want to for whatever reason they want to. I’ll reiterate: don’t be a hater.
Last edited by PJSaturn; 04-10-2018 at 09:51 AM..
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Inappropriate. Once a woman reaches 30, 31 max, her wardrobe should only be purchased from the Harriet Carter catalog or QVC’s Quacker Factory. Maybe the Blair catalog if she’s feeling thirsty.
I see lots of women over 35 wearing tops that are really low cut, sometimes so low cut you can see their breasts. While it may be okay for younger women much like midriffs how do you feel about women over 35 and lower, really lower cut tops?
Some women look quite delicious. I refuse to generalize. On YouTube Banshee Moon / Farm Girl shows 50yof can show as much as the censors will allow.
For purposes of limiting exposure , define "breasts"?
Any exposure below the neck line?
Swelling of the chest area?
Below the chesticular tan line?
Down to the nipulosities?
Lower?
Face the truth: the older we are, the uglier we get. Some can say otherwise, lie to themselves, and believe these lies. Yes, everybody have right to wear whatever. Also, everybody has right to laugh at what is laughable and shame what deserves to be shamed. My eyes hurt and tear involuntarily when I see certain body types wearing certain clothing types. I feel personally offended because this is a tremendous disrespect to people, to wear "this" on "that" kind of a body. I suffer. I deserve relief. Good laughter is the best treatment.
Yes, I wear burka. I respect myself enough to know that people will find something to pay attention to when they meet me. And, I don't entertain strangers.
I am so sick of these threads about “older women” and their clothing choices. As if you’re supposed to pick up your burka on your 35th birthday, or something.
However, the tops you described sound tacky to me at any age.
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