If women usually have more insulating fat on their chests than males and women during their lifecycles usually enter stages where they need quick excess to their breasts to feed their young (a phase men do not go through) and breasts are only secondary sex characteristics (like beards and under arm hair) why is it required in so many cultures that women cover their breast under penalty of law while their male counter parts can go shirtless?
It irritaes me that I sit melting in my shirt at The baseball game while guys all around me are stripped to the waist. I don't want to go to jail but it is so lame that I don't have the same right even though these heavy things aren't sex organs?
What do we women need to do? Start having "Breast-Ins" (like the sixties "sit-ins" protests?
What can women in our culture do to change this bias?
2007-07-13
15:42:33
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Well, I'm not an exhibitionist. And although I would expect males having difficulty staying on the topic or eye contact at first..didn't our culture go though this when women started wearing pants and you could see the whole nasty shape of their legs just like a mans?
2007-07-13
16:22:30 ·
update #1