I suspect we have beaten the subject of breasts and sexuality into the ground. While there have been some interesting theoretical viewpoints none of this is going to change the world or advance the cause of women's freedom.
The practical considerations are what arguments or measures are needed to influence law makers, law enforcers, and the judiciary that the sight of a woman's breast is not going to bring down the entire moral fabric of society and create scenes of unprecedented debauchery, violence and breakdown of the rule of law.
By extension these arguments or steps must also be directed towards community attitudes since it is to a supposed community standard that the former turn to rationalise their position. The preservation of community standards and the protection of the public from unsolicited offence.
However most of these points relate to top freedom. The only real barriers to bra freedom are the various stares or comments that some members have described in these pages. There is of course one other barrier, that of slavery to ideas, the idea that 'women have to wear a bra'. This comment appears repeatedly on bulletin bords that discuss this topic.
"Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly. "
- Robert F. Kennedy
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Yes we do talk about this a lot Michael because its the essence of why women do not have breast freedom. People keep asking "why de-sexualize breasts?" and I have to keep explaining the reason women don't have breast freedom is because of the perception breasts are "sexual" parts and as long as they are society will forbid their exposure in public and expect their confinement in bras.
Since this is a breast "freedom" forum, those who are more interested in sexual aspects than freedom should find a forum more compatible to their views.