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Originally posted by kalisdad
you gotta love how the majority of the people that are for allowing cleavage in the workplace are freely admiting that the only justification they have for it is so they can look at them....
people need to realize that this is about professional workplaces
if you want to show cleavage off on a regular basis, find a job that encourages this... don't expect to get away with it in a office or other professional environment
Its a simple fact of the matter that breasts are used in a sexually pleasing ways. There is a reason why this discussion isnt about womens elbows or ankles.
Most if not all women love their breasts fondled during sex. Its a part of foreplay. Looking, squeezing, sucking, playing, carressing and all the other ways to touch breasts help in the arousal of the woman and man.
Thus, the reason to having them covered up during a time when sex should not be the purpose or goal of the day.
The crux of the issue is bigger than tits though.
This boils down to sexual harrassment and gender equality in the work place. Women fought hard to be treated fairly in the workplace (rightly so). They won. So a woman with all the same rghts as a man, needs to act as a non gender, just as a man does. Their should be no distinction between man and woman in the workplace, as prescribed by the feminist movement.
If it is respect and attention they want by showcasing their womanly qualitites, so be it. She should then be prepared for the consequences of stepping into a gender role. Maybe they are good consequences if she uses them in a way to advance herself. Maybe they are not so good. Could wholely depend on her attractiveness.
If she is attractive then its not fair to the other unattractve females in the workplace. And who will get the blame for that? The boss. Man or woman. An attractive female who flaunts it may be more appealing to the man boss. An attractive female may cause jealousy with a woman boss. Or the oppossite with an unattractive female.
Also, sexual arousal inspired from those qualities should not be judged if she wishes to show up to work in an arousing way, in my opinion.
Originally posted by etcorngods
Originally posted by LadySkadi
Even the pope has one... pfft... the Holy One... my booty.
From the looks of your avatar -- your body does you well when trolling.
My guess is, the Pope is not a Breast fan. Didn't you notice, he walks a foot off the ground. Little boys and men don't have breasts.
Originally posted by XLR8R
reply to post by Mister1k
Toe Cleavage?!?!?
Originally posted by etcorngods
Originally posted by kalisdad
Originally posted by etcorngods
Must be that most men like "Tacky" -- witness all the women who walk the streets. Class is something that is for sale today.
I could care less what most people are wearing while walking the streets....
this discussion is about appropriate work attire
My guess is you like boobs in the workplace -- look at your avatar -- you are "two faced" -- maybe "Three faced".
You apparently don't know about the "women of the streets".??edit on 17-12-2010 by etcorngods because: (no reason given)
I enjoy showcasing my best assetts
Originally posted by Gakus
If you want to be taken seriously as a professional don't wear highly unprofessional clothing.
I thought this was just common sense?
Originally posted by Steam
Originally posted by Gakus
If you want to be taken seriously as a professional don't wear highly unprofessional clothing.
I thought this was just common sense?
Unless you are a "professional" stripper!!!
Originally posted by Gakus
Originally posted by Steam
Originally posted by Gakus
If you want to be taken seriously as a professional don't wear highly unprofessional clothing.
I thought this was just common sense?
Unless you are a "professional" stripper!!!
lol, that gave me a good chuckle, thanks!
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
Where is the sense of entitlement you speak of? Did I claim that private business MUST allow cleavage? No, sure did not.
And as an owner of breasts, maybe it IS entitlement, because I AM entitled to do what I please with my breats, and if others do not like it, that is NOT my problem. Is that what you mean by entitlement?
Anyway it is a debate on the internet, please do NOT assume you know ANY personal motives, or anything personal about me as relating to this debate. It is not about me and my breats, it is about the TOPIC of cleavage at work.
Originally posted by kalisdad
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
Where is the sense of entitlement you speak of? Did I claim that private business MUST allow cleavage? No, sure did not.
And as an owner of breasts, maybe it IS entitlement, because I AM entitled to do what I please with my breats, and if others do not like it, that is NOT my problem. Is that what you mean by entitlement?
Anyway it is a debate on the internet, please do NOT assume you know ANY personal motives, or anything personal about me as relating to this debate. It is not about me and my breats, it is about the TOPIC of cleavage at work.
as the owner of a company, if you do not comply with there request of proper dress attire during work, they are entitled to fire you
the company dictates what is acceptable dress attire in the workplace
if you want to show off your breasts then find a job that encourages thisedit on 17-12-2010 by kalisdad because: format
Originally posted by Gakus
Originally posted by kalisdad
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
Where is the sense of entitlement you speak of? Did I claim that private business MUST allow cleavage? No, sure did not.
And as an owner of breasts, maybe it IS entitlement, because I AM entitled to do what I please with my breats, and if others do not like it, that is NOT my problem. Is that what you mean by entitlement?
Anyway it is a debate on the internet, please do NOT assume you know ANY personal motives, or anything personal about me as relating to this debate. It is not about me and my breats, it is about the TOPIC of cleavage at work.
as the owner of a company, if you do not comply with there request of proper dress attire during work, they are entitled to fire you
the company dictates what is acceptable dress attire in the workplace
if you want to show off your breasts then find a job that encourages thisedit on 17-12-2010 by kalisdad because: format
Great reply, and it's the truth.
If I showed up to the office in baggy sweats and a t-shirt how do you think I'd be perceived?
Dress for success, that's one of the golden rules if you wish to succeed in any work environment.
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
reply to post by orangetom1999
Where is the sense of entitlement you speak of? Did I claim that private business MUST allow cleavage? No, sure did not.
And as an owner of breasts, maybe it IS entitlement, because I AM entitled to do what I please with my breats, and if others do not like it, that is NOT my problem. Is that what you mean by entitlement?
Anyway it is a debate on the internet, please do NOT assume you know ANY personal motives, or anything personal about me as relating to this debate. It is not about me and my breats, it is about the TOPIC of cleavage at work.
Personally, here is how I feel. Being asked to cover up my cleavage, when the office does not require uniforms, is oppressive, and a conspiracy against women. Women have breasts. Some women, like me, have rather large breasts. I love my breasts, they are a part of me I refuse to hide them. Many of my shirts are V cut, because I enjoy showcasing my best assetts, and I would hope that my work would be what people judge, not my breasts.
Originally posted by InvisibleAlbatross
There is no reason for a woman to be showing off her breasts in the workplace, unless she is a stripper. Men don't generally wear shirts to show off their pecs; neither should women show off their breasts.edit on 16-12-2010 by InvisibleAlbatross because: (no reason given)