men, most of whom only think of us as a carnival ride.
While I don't wish to pronounce pleonastic platitudes from the pinnacle of professorial pomposity, I hope I may exclude myself from the class of men who think of women as sex objects, although you're probably right about most men.
Until near the middle of the twentieth century, breast feeding was seen as a normal function, an integral part of life.
Just on general principles, I think of women as divine beings, the major civilizing factor for our species and the ultimate source of all life.
Sandman
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Kittens may be born in the oven; that doesn't make them biscuits.
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