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I must've skipped over a bunch of posts, because I have no idea what you guys are bitching about.
And Pale, the fact of the matter is most hetero dudes dig on a nice rack, it's in the wiring. I mean, I don't even consider myself a breast guy, but I certainly don't mind them hanging around. While you are certainly encouraged to think outside the box (pun intended) when it comes to starting threads, you can't honestly be surprised by the fact that this one begs ridicule.
Well it certainly wasn't my intention mani, but it sure did bring out the feminazi's. They even at one point demanded we worship their undulating globes.
And I got nothing against a nice rack, but what the OP was about was when did they become a sexual organ. They're not scientifically considered genitals, so, some where along the line somebody said women have to cover them up but men don't. I mean a nipple is a nipple, and that's all the law really wants women to cover up, so what's the point? Then why don't men have to cover their nipples?
This whole thread got misconstrued just like so many others, and then the smart asses showed up and turned the whole thing into a brawl.
Ok fair enough.
In reconsidering your question, I have to parse it into two. The part I initially focused on, when did they become an object of sexuality, is the part that has no answer other than since the beginning of time. I really don't think there was ever a time when men were not turned on by a nice rack. The second part, which I initially ignored, when did we get all uptight about it and require they be covered in public, probably varies from culture to culture. But that's just one man's opinion. A contrary possibility (which I presently do not subscribe to) is that men never really found them all that sexual until women were required to conceal them in public. The whole wanting what is forbidden impulse. But the hole in that hypothesis is why would there be any impetus to require they be concealed in the first place if they were not first viewed as sexual? Considering this, and my own involuntary reaction to sweet ta ta's, I'm going with option A.
So, with that, of which I agree with, it must then be concluded that somewhere in the males psyche, it's ingrained into their sexual impulses that the sight of bare female breasts turns them on, reason unknown. Must be mother nature.