Cleavage Worship

Diane Callaway

In the literary format, cleavage worship is probably the most documented of all body worship. There have been whole sectors of industry developed for the display of a woman's cleavage. Historically a woman could not show skin, and yet cleavage would always make a comeback. The deeper the cleavage, the more it would drive a man into a sexual frenzy. For a woman, this was a means of control during many patriarchial times.
In the modern world, women tend to think they must demand men revere them for their brains. As a group, we have come a long way, though, in all aspects of time, some women refused to comply with societal rules. We, as women, still invest in our cleavage. Our breasts are lifted, pushed, and enhanced. I will be the first to admit I say I dress for myself and I do, but in some ways, I like the attention my cleavage brings. Friendly flirting is always fun.
The European's have been placing women's cleavage on display since the 11th Century. The 11th Century for everyone who is not a history fan is the years 1001 to 1100. Europe had a strong economic and military hold, and the fashion showed. I have noticed with my study of history when a country has durable economics the social morality decreases. Cleavage worship would push through the 14th Century when plagues took out the majority of the population. The low cut dress stayed into a form of fashion into Victorian times that are into 1901. After the Victorian era, women's fashion went through significant changes.
For the women in poverty through the ages, they were not allowed the same freedoms as women with means. Modesty was expected by those that had little. Those with the smallest coin purses were expected to wear the most fabric. There were fringes of women who pushed back, but they were often mistreated.
Modern women have freedom of dress that were often not granted in most civilized places. A number of the shifts came after World Wars due to women taking on traditional male roles. Our shirts became tighter and smaller while our hemlines became shorter. Cleavage worship was significant to men, but to women, it lost its flirtation value. I can remember being a young teen and the demi bra being the topic of all girls' conversations. The padding and push gave even the smallest chests a nice cleavage. As I became, older spandex would gain the fashion industry's advertising attention.
Women do not understand the power of their bodies and what they can entice a man to do for them. It can be fun to push a man into situations to see if we can. The modern woman is told by society that we should not use our sexuality to create a world where women can become out of touch with their sensuality. The art of tease is a powerful thing for a woman. There is a vast difference between sensuality and sexuality. Cleavage worship is timeless, and while it might go out of favor, it will never lose its power.

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