The cleavage is formed by two soft tissues—breasts—that are female sexual organs. These tissues have a certain distance between them, a specific size, a degree of fullness, and are soft enough to move relative to each other.
The size of cleavage corresponds to breast size—larger breasts yield deeper cleavage. Logically, people (both men and women) tend to prefer relatively larger sexual organs.
This leads to a related question: If people favor larger sexual organs, men who desire prominent cleavage surely understand that women similarly appreciate men's larger, soft tissues—the penis and scrotum.Does anyone disagree with this?
Unlike men, women are too kind-hearted. They never discuss the size of their husbands' scrotums or penises, never show disdain regardless of appearance, and certainly wouldn't publish online articles analyzing the relationship between penis size and orgasm. Men, let me tell you: it's not that women don't understand, nor that they can't write such articles. So why don't women write them? Why don't they comment? Because women respect men too much!And you men—have you ever taken off your pants and examined your own member? How many penises truly deserve to enjoy a deep cleavage?
Likewise, imagine the day women design scrotal pouches for men—pouching their penises and scrotums to display their virility. That would be true happiness for men.