If you were blessed to be born with decent sized breasts you will have been ogled by a guy or two in your time. Women are used to guys staring at them, but when they overtly stare at your chest it can be a little creepy.
If you are wearing low cut tops and clothes to emphasize your curves than maybe you like the attention. Ladies who have beautiful bodies shouldn’t have to cover them up to avoid pervy men.
Whether you enjoy the attention or not, these comebacks will let the guy know you caught him staring. Using a comeback will let the guy know that it is not OK to openly google your breasts like your body is an amusement park attraction.
11 Best comebacks when someone stares at your breasts
1. My boobs really bring out your eyes.
2. Stop staring, you can’t afford me!
3. Sorry, I just can’t seem to stop my breasts from staring at your eyes.
4. It’s OK to stare, that’s why I got a boob job.
5. Are you drooling?
6. I know, they’re pretty awesome.
7. Are you having trouble finding my face?
8. Hello, my face, it’s up here.
9. You know it’s rude to stare, right?
10. I’m not a museum exhibit, so please don’t stare.
11. I’m not sure if you’re aware, but staring is really not a compliment.
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Why do people stare at my chest?
A lot of women with large chests get fed up with men starting at their boobs, even worse not being discreet about it.
There can be different reasons why people stare at a person’s chest. Sometimes it can be unintentional, and people may not even realize they are doing it.
Some folks stare out curiosity or they may be physically attracted to you. In most cultures, start at a women’s chest without consent is considered rude, inappropriate and possibly harassment.
If you feel uncomfortable with someone’s behaviour, go ahead and speak up and let them know how you feel. If you feel unsafe, remove yourself from the situation.
How to deal with people staring at your chest
Do you feel uncomfortable when people are staring directly at your chest? You can try the following approaches:
1. Look the person in the eye, an assertively ask them to stop.
2. Use body language to let the person know you feel awkward with them focused on your chest. You can cover your chest with your arms, or turn away and face in another direction.
3. Get up and move to another area, and try to avoid any further contact with the ogler.
4. If you feel unsafe, and they won’t stop staring ask for assistance. You can go to a policeman, fireman or ask people near you for help.
Remember that safety comes first, and you need to prioritize your own comfort and well-being in such situations.
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Jack just met Keira and he starred at her chest for five minutes
Jack was clearly missing social cues because when he met Keira his eyes were glued to her chest. She was used to guys checking her out, but this was ridiculous.
Jack just didn’t get that staring at someone’s chest for an extended period of time can make women feel uncomfortable and disrespected. She felt totally creeped out and asked a guy friend to come and sit next to her for physical protection.
A lot of women want to have large breasts, but it also can attract creepy guys who are after one thing only.
The Role of counselling and self care
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When you are dealing with someone who stares at your chest and you find it stressful, consider getting support from a professional. Talking to a counselor is a great way to work through a challenging situation, and help you find some strategies to work through the person’s behaviour.
Better Help is a great resource where you can talk to a counselor from the comfort of your own home.
Taking care of your own needs isn’t selfish, and you will feel better in the long run.
Just say “eye’s up here boys” it’s worked so far!!!