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Women do not have breasts only for biological reasons
Although there are social variations apparent in different nations and times in history, broadly speaking it is possible to list traits which define [[masculinity]] and [[femininity]]. However, the view that masculinity and femininity are inherent (God-given) traits is disputed by [[feminist]]s and some other social activists (see [[Homosexual agenda]]).
Although there are social variations apparent in different nations and times in history, broadly speaking it is possible to list traits which define [[masculinity]] and [[femininity]]. However, the view that masculinity and femininity are inherent (God-given) traits is disputed by [[feminist]]s and some other social activists (see [[Homosexual agenda]]).
Feminine character is better suited to the nurturing of young children. Women do not have breasts only for biological reasons, but the act of clasping one's child to her bosom is an essential part of mothering her children.