If a relative has suffered Ovarian or Breast Cancer, get the genetic screening. It saves lives.
— Lisa Jey DavisI always hear parents talking about how outraged they are because their kid saw a boob or something like that on TV. I never hear anyone say that they're outraged because a cartoon character in a commercial that aired during a children's television program told them it was healthy to eat a bowl of chocolate and marshmallows for breakfast. If I had kids, I'd be outraged about that.
— Ian McClellanSo, what do you photograph?”I swallow my wine.“What?”“You know – city scapes, nature, portraits, candid shots...”Boobs. I photograph boobs.“Uhh... People?
— Iris BlaireWhenever they are condemning weaves or breast implants, some people speak so passionately that their false teeth almost fall out.
— Mokokoma MokhonoanaEven within our culture, there are times when breasts stop being read as bouncy sex balls: when women are breastfeeding, there's pretty wide acceptance of the fact that shouting 'phwoar' is bad form.
— Emer O'TooleI hope to offer the personal as a way to connect to the universal, not a claim for one universal experience of having breasts, but a universal hope for kindness—to each other and our selves and our bodies.
— Ruth DaniellShe’s adorable .” “How would you know?” “I’m gay, not blind. Her hair’s all poofy and she’s got a great nose. I mean, a great nose. And, what? What do you people like? Boobs? She seems to have boobs. They seem to be of approximately normal boob size. What else do you want?
— John GreenHow stupid that all I have to dois grow two squishy lumps and suddenlyI'm man's best friend.
— Christine HeppermannMore often than not, the ideal breast is an invented breast. Decolletage, the tushy breast, is an artifact of clothing. Naked breasts don't dance cheek to cheek--they turn away from each other. Breasts vary in size and shape to an outlandish degree, but they can be whipped into an impressive conformity, and because we are human and we can't leave anything alone, we have whipped away.
— Natalie AngierI didn't see myself as the busty type. Too bad bodies are issued randomly, not selected to match your personality.
— Phoebe Kitanidis