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https://git.techniknews.net/MrTob/WetterstationServer/issues/11 https://www.nwsaalumni.net/event/second-date-get-it-right https://uvanahuac.instructure.com/eportfolios/128/Pgina_de_Inicio/Czech_Women_First_Date_Questions https://getfoureyes.com/s/ci3fe/ http://52.38.197.118/eportfolios/650/_/Running_Out_Of_Things_To_Say OK,I love women in all their aspects, certainly the way they dress is one of those. And around the office I prefer a woman to be pre-provocatively professional. I have a VERY good imagination, so I don’t need more than a seed of sexiness to complete the vision. In a business setting (say 9-5)tone down, for cocktails with clients/associates turn it up slightly. Control creates professionalism and a woman who can’t seem to control her urge to be desired in a work setting is counter-productive. And its all about production,right? Now for the hard part (no I mean the other hard part)–parameters. What “fits” is a good description…too tight=too distracting. If the “girls” are leaking out it better be because that’s just how they are naturally. If a “B” cup is what she has, she shouldn’t be trying to pass for a “D” in terms of what’s popping up. Skirt length, slack waist heighth all need to “fit”. Slutty ALWAYS gets my attention! But where should my attention be in a business/work environment? And isn’t, in general, how a woman looks just one part of the equation? How does she speak? Is her hair appropriately business-like or catfightesque? An example of how sexy and business mix would be that delicious, voluptuous redhead on Madmen. She’d turn heads in a burka, but she has control and command. Sigh!
