This is an excellent thread.
Is it possible Billy Joel had it right then?Looks aren't everything, but they're almost everything.
This is all good sensible advice but the reality is that there are normally so many guys buzzing around the women with larger breasts, that playing the restrained respectful guy doesn't even get you noticed.We want a man that loves our tits for all their glory and to play with them but also be respectful about it. You can just start out asking about them and wanting to see them. You gotta out a little work into it. So going in, you have to act like they're not a big deal, worry about her and her personality, then go for the sexual side of it. And definitely make her feel good about the way she looks because even thought big breast are beautiful, sometimes we don't have the best confidence about them even when we know they're great.
This is all good sensible advice but the reality is that there are normally so many guys buzzing around the women with larger breasts, that playing the restrained respectful guy doesn't even get you noticed.
Larger breasts get you attention and lots of it and in my experience busty women are so distracted by all of the more go getting, lust enabled males that the notion that they will take time to consider the guy who isn't in their face, is just BS.
In the main, women like this are like moths and hence the biggest, brightest most energetic light in their vicinity is the only one they will see.
Well said.In a David Attenborough voice: The female puts on a show... the males show up... and she selects one.
There's not really much more to it than that. She'll choose the best looking one. If she's a little bit older and looking for something longer lasting, she'll take into consideration his bank balance and then his personality and then whether or not he looked at her jugs over dinner. But still appearance first.
I've noticed that super busty women have, often, not much confidence and tend to be shy and demure. For many, having massive mammaries is a burden. They cannot handle the 'fame', as some actors can't.We want a man that loves our tits for all their glory and to play with them but also be respectful about it. You can just start out asking about them and wanting to see them. You gotta out a little work into it. So going in, you have to act like they're not a big deal, worry about her and her personality, then go for the sexual side of it. And definitely make her feel good about the way she looks because even thought big breast are beautiful, sometimes we don't have the best confidence about them even when we know they're great.
I will admit I absolutely love the attention. But for those of you that haven't seen my thread I'll just say this. I love my husband very much and he is an amazing man. Yes, now he makes good money but no one ever understood why we were together. I knew I had something special and other believed he was out punting his coverage.I've noticed that super busty women have, often, not much confidence and tend to be shy and demure. For many, having massive mammaries is a burden. They cannot handle the 'fame', as some actors can't.
I wasn't trying to offended, or be jaded. That was what I've noticed. I don't think ill of them. Over-confidence is overrated.I will admit I absolutely love the attention. But for those of you that haven't seen my thread I'll just say this. I love my husband very much and he is an amazing man. Yes, now he makes good money but no one ever understood why we were together. I knew I had something special and other believed he was out punting his coverage.
I have always been told I'm pretty but due to a long childhood filled with being bullied I never really believed it. I go for men that make me laugh, like most women do. My husband looks like Santa, and no he's not old. But he's always been a bigger guy, nerdy, and didn't have the best car. He moved back with his parents after college. But he had a sweet smile and this look in his eyes when we were together.
I have dated the hot guys and guys with money, but no one ever compared to him. I have always had large breast and yes over the years of relaxing, getting comfortable, and "letting go" they have gotten bigger. But we always knew they would because it runs in the family.
You guys can say all you want, honestly some of you just sound jaded, but we are normal women who just like to be treated with respect and know that a guy genuinely cares about us, and not just because they want to see our huge tits. There is a way to go about it but saying we're all like that is absolutely not true. You wouldn't believe guys I've dated just because they were nice and caring imstead of what they can offer on paper.
Oh, no honey, not you. Just some of the other things I've read on here.I wasn't trying to offended, or be jaded. That was what I've noticed. I don't think ill of them. Over-confidence is overrated.
You guys can say all you want, honestly some of you just sound jaded, but we are normal women who just like to be treated with respect and know that a guy genuinely cares about us, and not just because they want to see our huge tits. There is a way to go about it but saying we're all like that is absolutely not true. You wouldn't believe guys I've dated just because they were nice and caring imstead of what they can offer on paper.
We'll just have to agree to disagree.Even if it's true that you've dated the five foot nothing, fat, balding toilet cleaner, you'd be a statistical outlier. There's a wealth of evidence - sociological, biological, internet spergiogical - showing what is important to women (and people in general), and being nice doesn't top the list.
I will admit I absolutely love the attention. But for those of you that haven't seen my thread I'll just say this. I love my husband very much and he is an amazing man. Yes, now he makes good money but no one ever understood why we were together. I knew I had something special and other believed he was out punting his coverage.
I have always been told I'm pretty but due to a long childhood filled with being bullied I never really believed it. I go for men that make me laugh, like most women do. My husband looks like Santa, and no he's not old. But he's always been a bigger guy, nerdy, and didn't have the best car. He moved back with his parents after college. But he had a sweet smile and this look in his eyes when we were together.
I have dated the hot guys and guys with money, but no one ever compared to him. I have always had large breast and yes over the years of relaxing, getting comfortable, and "letting go" they have gotten bigger. But we always knew they would because it runs in the family.
You guys can say all you want, honestly some of you just sound jaded, but we are normal women who just like to be treated with respect and know that a guy genuinely cares about us, and not just because they want to see our huge tits. There is a way to go about it but saying we're all like that is absolutely not true. You wouldn't believe guys I've dated just because they were nice and caring instead of what they can offer on paper.
And to Fuko's Uncle- yeah dude if you look like hammered shit the odds are against you. But giving up because the odds are against you is going to attract exactly 0 people. If you aren't sexy you're gonna have to work many times as hard as naturally attractive people to get the attention of highly attractive women. But it does happen. Comedians do it all the time. The statistical data may be factually correct, but you're not bound by fate to be a victim of statistics. If that were the case lets just give up on free will and give in to determinism, because there is no point in doing/trying anything.