user42015: https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/72679/which-one-is-the-correct-way-to-put-seatbelt-on-busty-women?noredirect=1#comment131141_72679
I think what I want to ask is not which way to put it "legal".
What I want to ask is when the car crash, which way to put the seatbelt would save the woman's spinal cord.
I think 1 is unsafe.
I think 2 could damage her baloon.
But hey, I need expert opinions.

user27148: I think this question was rejected because it wasn't about biology. You could try on another stack but I can't see any way to improve it that would make it on-topic here.

user9943: We are not experts on automobile safety. Perhaps try over at Health, but all in all I don't understand the point of this question. What is a baloon? If it has to do with breasts then I don't understand its relation to the spinal cord. In turn, why would safety belts be dangerous for your spinal cord? Lastly and obviously the correct answer is 'C' as indeed in a frontal car crash your breasts will become seriously injured when putting the belt as in A, while in B the belt's going to cut into your chest. It should be fitted with the broad site towards you, again quite obviously. 
To be honest, I thought the linked question was to troll around. Was it?  

42015: <p><a href="https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/72679/which-one-is-the-correct-way-to-put-seatbelt-on-busty-women?noredirect=1#comment131141_72679">https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/72679/which-one-is-the-correct-way-to-put-seatbelt-on-busty-women?noredirect=1#comment131141_72679</a></p>

<p>I think what I want to ask is not which way to put it "legal".</p>

<p>What I want to ask is when the car crash, which way to put the seatbelt would save the woman's spinal cord.</p>

<p>I think 1 is unsafe.</p>

<p>I think 2 could damage her baloon.</p>

<p>But hey, I need expert opinions.</p>
 27148: <p>I think this question was rejected because it wasn't about biology. You could try on another stack but I can't see any way to improve it that would make it on-topic here.</p>
 9943: <p>We are not experts on automobile safety. Perhaps try over at <a href="https://health.stackexchange.com/">Health</a>, but all in all I don't understand the point of this question. What is a baloon? If it has to do with breasts then I don't understand its relation to the spinal cord. In turn, why would safety belts be dangerous for your spinal cord? Lastly and obviously the correct answer is 'C' as indeed in a frontal car crash your breasts will become seriously injured when putting the belt as in A, while in B the belt's going to cut into your chest. It should be fitted with the broad site towards you, again quite obviously. </p>

<p>To be honest, I thought the linked question was to troll around. Was it?  </p>
