Corresponding to this is the "men urinate on the toilet" movement. This can keep the toilet clean and reduce the hard work of women doing housework. It is the greatest respect for female friends. In r

Corresponding to this is the "men urinate on the toilet" movement. This can keep the toilet clean and reduce the hard work of women doing housework. It is the greatest respect for female friends. In reality, even if the "right to bare breasts" is counted as a right for women (of course, it means that no one will care about it in public, private or outdoors), this right does not mean much. Feminists should pay more attention to how women can get better education, better jobs and higher incomes, and be more respected. In the long run, as long as the special meaning given to female breasts by culture and civilization still exists, and human sexual fantasies about female breasts still exist, it will not make much sense for women to fight for the "right to bare breasts." Perhaps, until breasts lose any sense of mystery and seeing breasts is as normal as seeing ears, then whether to be naked or not is no longer a matter of so-called rights.