How do you view breasts?

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By definition breasts are sexual organs but do you see them that way in your opinion? In your opinion are they only for breastfeeding? Or do you think they are both or neither?

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Both. They fed my child, my SO enjoys them, and I enjoy that he enjoys them! Its a win, win, win!

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They are for feeding baby and they are for sexual pleasure. So both. What i would like to know is who said they are neither 😂

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They are for me, my husband, and my child. They're multi-purpose! And they look awesome.

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They are not a sexual  organ by definition .  If you wanna play the definition  card, here you go:

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I'd be lost without them! I have big boobs and wouldn't be myself if I didn't have them. They're there to feed a baby, but they can be sexual too. But just because I have them doesn't mean I should breastfeed - that's a personal choice.

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Actually they are secondary sexual characteristics.

They play no roll in reproduction unlike the ovaries, Fallopian tubes and uterus which are sexual organs.

I view them like utters on a cow, they are there, get used to them and let them serve their function.

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Who said neither? Haha

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5% of 80 votes said neither?? 😂 How??

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Remove my ovaries and I can't have children

Remove my breasts and I can still pop out however many I want.

They aren't sexual organs or reproductive. They can be used for sexual things just like feet, armpits, and legs. So I believe that's secondary sexual traits or something.

I don't think much of anything about breasts. I'll think of them as sexual in the correct setting (when I'm making out, getting dirty, sending nudes etc) and as an extension of myself, like my shoulder, when outside of a sexual setting.

How do you view breasts?

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