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No because it’s biology not culture: breast are designed to be liked by both sexes otherwise toddlers wouldn't suck them
Uh… Please tell me this is a joke.
No because it’s biology not culture: breast are designed to be liked by both sexes otherwise toddlers wouldn't suck them
*incidentally, why can't we have this conversation about the male body? That we are assuming that female body parts but not male body parts can become sexualized speaks volumes about how we talk about male and female bodies.
OP, I have to ask: Are you from the USA, Britain or a Catholic country?
Because you paint the sexualization of the female breast with way too broad a brush.
Visit a topless beach anywhere in Northern Europe and you will see what I mean. I have rarely seen men on those beaches running around staring or god forbid with erections. Those few that did were invariably foreigners...It is a matter of context. Nude breasts can be boring as hell, really.
Well, this is what happened so I asked how to prevent it. Fact is that topless woman is less acceptable than topless man and men can "get away" without wearing something on their torso in situations where women can'
...it's like they reflect the light off of their chests!
I mean look at the man boob. I have never heard a single person in the whole world say man boobs are attractive.
They are not sexualized in some cultures (hip are!). Example: Tahitian. Medieval Europe had nothing against nudity and bathing together nacked (at least until 1350) and so on. IMHO, Blackfox is right.
And male breasts are being increasingly sexualized, when they were not in the past.
All depends on what you mean by "sexualization". If you mean breasts as a popular erotic fetish, there are lots of real life examples where they are not sexualized. If, as the OP indicated, that no sexualization means it is "just skin", then no it is not possible to divorce woman's breasts from sex.
Breasts are a sign that a woman has undergone puberty, and therefore capable of having children. It is an advertisement that the woman has become sexually available in a very general sense. This is basic biology.
However, the first humans were not born with clothes on. They were naked. Therefore, the naked body was not intended to cause permanent erotic behaviour in men.
Thus clothes, fashion, society, etc. has devised ways so that in culture there are ways to know if a woman is making herself at that specific time sexually available and to whom. In some societies, naked breasts by themselves do not indicate that. In the US and others, it's a pretty good indication.
I demand source on this.