Attention Ladies…

by Monique Renae on July 30, 2008


Originally published at Blogging Monique Renae. Please leave any comments there.






Is this something all of us women do?1 Do we throw on a shirt and not really think about how many times we bend over and show the world all of our goodies? I really hope I am not, because lord knows I have WAY too much up top to be surprising people with free peep shows.

On and average workday I probably spend 70% of it staring at the women’s tata’s , which frankly, I do not care to see.  Now don’t get me wrong, I do know how to appreciate a nice pair of boobies, just not when they are forced on me at my job. Women just bend over to pick up or put down their purse or hand me a box they have placed on the floor, and I get more than a simple flash. It’s full, bare breast in all their naked glory. Sometimes I can’t help to stare, which one day I am sure I will get busted doing, but for the most part I look away so quick I almost give myself whiplash.

You would think by now that I would be used to my free peep shows, but I am not. Each time it happens I am shocked. And oh, what the hell happened to the days where women wore bras? Am I one of a select few who still depend on my trusty over-the-shoulder-boulder-holder? Over half of my flashers aren’t wearing a bra! And that takes my shock to a whole ‘nother level.

Someone told me I wouldn’t complain as much if it were Angelina Jolie. That’s so not true, and not even the same thing. I can see her work anytime I want to by popping in a DVD or doing a Google search. My DH claims he would love to have my job – of course. But then I reminded him that it would be the equivalent of him constantly having male customer walking up with their dingle dangles hanging out. That’s a sight neither one of us wants to see.

He still wants my job though.


  1. I do not know this woman, never seen her… her picture was just on the interwebs so I figured she would be a good exampl []
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