Boob greetings

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This question may come across as pervy, but I'll ask anyway....

Over the Christmas period I noticed many female friends, work colleagues, and family greeting each other with a big hug and peck on the cheek. When women do this do you notice / mentally note the each others boobs?
 
This question may come across as pervy, but I'll ask anyway....

Over the Christmas period I noticed many female friends, work colleagues, and family greeting each other with a big hug and peck on the cheek. When women do this do you notice / mentally note the each others boobs?

I'm not a lady, but I certainly notice a woman's boobs if I'm hugging that woman!:biggrin1: (NO, not family!:hitwithrock:)
 
LOL! Uh, no. Well, I don't anyway, but this gave me a chuckle. Cap's yelling "hell, yeah!"

I mean, I will notice another woman's figure after a while, but not necessarily on first greeting. I may notice hair, shoes, fragrance, fashion, and usually in that order. But figure usually comes in much later and more to do with posture than anything else. Of course, if she's dressed like a tramp with cleavage to her ankles, well, then maybe. But who wouldn't?
 
I'm a big hugger, but I don't notice another woman's breasts when I'm hugging her. In a sexual context, obviously I notice, but it's like there's a part in my brain that separates the two situations. Like Ellie, I'm far more likely to note other things - for me scent being first. Hugs tho? Non-sexual environment and I won't notice.
 
i guess for guys, its a totally different thing... its the first thing that comes in contact when they hug... guess that's the reason they notice it a little more then maybe the ladies

And sometimes when I hug guys I'm well aware of the sexual nature of the hug and use my boobs to my advantage. But a hug with a friend or family member isn't at all sexual.
 
Being a breastman I admit hugging a big rack does feel great...