In regards, to Fiona Giles post I have to say that it is not necessarily
the case that cultures that do not eroticise the breast also repress female
sexuality.  I am no cultural anthropologist by any means, but I spent two
years in Northeast Zaire (now Democratic Republic of Congo) where sexuality
was a vibrant part of life. Instead of sexualizing the breast, hips and
thighs were considered extremely erotic - the bigger the better.  It took
me years after living in Zaire to be able to wear shorts in public.

Susan Burger, PhD, MHS
In training

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