Chest — the most publicly private part of our body

Author: Miriam Sboroff
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Women do not own breasts; breasts own women and dominate the world's perception of women. Breasts grow from our physical bodies, yet they strip us of our uniqueness, turning us into objects—strange objects. Suddenly one day, as we gaze upon our bare bodies and exposed breasts, we are startled to see our nipples resemble upright eyes, filled with question marks, staring back at us. They quietly complain, murmuring protests. Then we remember our childhood, the many years ago when we received a bra from our mother's hands, thinking of how it supported the feeling of growing up, and sweetly recall a certain "second base" era:,,,,。Let us feed our lovers and ourselves with breasts; originally, breasts meant pregnancy, lactation, and nurturing children. Let breasts become love, become pleasure. "She was the core of desire and also the center of women's power"—Hu Shu-wen This book is the breast bible, delving into various aspects of breasts with great originality.