I have almost never had anyone who didn't look. My figure is part of how others view me, and while it is not all that I am, being so endowed people are going to look. I don't let that bother me because there is really nothing to be done about it and if all they do is look I can't find the harm. What can be frustrating is when after having a nice look for a few seconds or so, they don't pick up their eyes and carry on the conversation. I accept that they will also steal other quick looks as we talk, but to try and talk and just stare...that is rare but it does happen. Usually, depending on the circumstances, social vs business, how well I know them, whether it is our first meeting or tenth meeting, lots of things, my mood, etc., dictates how I react. Sometimes, I will just stop talking and walk away, but if I do that I have already decided I am not interested in them on some level (and I am certain they are not endowed big enough for me). If it is a situation where I can't or really shouldn't walk away, and I am in a good mood and don't feel like making the situation tense, I simply remind them in a quiet voice to look up in a humorous way. ("Yes, thank you for noticing but my face is up here"). Then there are those times I am feeling not so kind and say something a bit more blunt. But I learned early that when I have gotten angry and confronted them, it just drew more attention from bystanders or others nearby, so that did not help either. And often my anger was frustration on some level, not with just their staring, but usually my inability to get something across. And true, like someone said earlier, since I tend to look at what a man is carrying, even for a brief moment, I really can't complain. There really is not a set way I "handle" such awkward moments. But, in those rare instances when a man is staring and I am convinced he is hung big enough to make John Holmes look small, I am thrilled he is looking.