quot; breasts. Women with these types of breasts therefore become our ideals. Men ogle over them, and comment, which in turn, makes less fortunate woman want them more. It is because of their gaze that woman tend to look at themselves with imperfections, shame and often disgust. Furthermore, social norms bombarded on us since the day we were born, in forms of propaganda and mass media enforce this way of thinking to be 'normal' and that these desired body features are natural and obtainable. We are led to believe that our breasts are objects by the stiff standards !
             given to us about the physical look of the breasts. Breasts, as objects, take on the traits of objects: "passive, inert matter, having no self-moving capacity, its movement all externally and mechanically caused" (Young, 262).
             The source of power from the breasts come from the chest and connects with the woman's se
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