tgags123 : Teh internet isn't always right my friend. Explain that to me then.

tgags123: They are not considered sexual organs, where ever you seem to be getting your information is blatantly incorrect. The female breasts are larger than that of their male counterparts due to differentiating sexual characteristics, but they are not sexual organs. 

tgags123 : Oh really? I never know breasts were involved in the making of babies. I will look it up.

Sexual Organs:
A sex organ or primary sexual characteristic, as narrowly defined, is any anatomical part of the body involved in sexual reproduction and constituting the reproductive system in a complex organism, especially the external sex organs; the external sex organs are also commonly referred to as the genitalia or genitals

Yeah...breasts are not these. I'm sorry, but breasts are not sexual organs, they serve no purpose in sexual reproduction.

Oh, and while it's not as common as it was before, woman don't get paid the same everywhere, there are still many places where women get paid less just because they are women.

mourinhosgum :
maguc :
sop281 :

http://m.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-human-beast/201305/sexual-wiring-womens-breasts

tgags123 : This is on internet nao. So true:    

tgags123 : Great link. It doesn't say breasts are sexual organs, just that breasts are related to arousal and infant bonding. Sexual pleasure? Maybe, but not sexual reproduction, ergo, not entirely sexual organs.

tgags123 : I can come back with any number of links, but the overwhelming saying is that they are not sexual organs. They are indeed an erogenous zone, and they are important when it comes to caring for children, but they are not sexual organs. You do not create children by means of using one's breast for sex. Male breasts are the same thing, albeit not as sensitive. Both sexes have an erogenous zone in the area. 

"Why are men's breasts not considered a sexual organ, but women's are?
Society has done this to us, and it started many, many years ago. The ancestors of many of the European settlers in our country (and others) made "Royal Decrees" that determined whether the "ladies of the court" should allow their breasts to show in public or not. Men's breasts are commonly exposed, so we do not build a curiosity about them. Also, many of the world's religions set rules or laws that continue to govern many of our attitudes about the human body (or parts thereof)." 

I'm closing this thread since it has devolved a fair bit and I'd rather stop it before anything else stupid is said/done.