Okay so... As someone who was socialized in the 90's where Playboy models were aspirational goddesses and it was totally normal to see men slobbering over that type of women even in sitcoms that children watched like Married With Children, for example. I always felt weird about boobs. I knew boobs were these luscious things that you were supposed to lust over, because that's what all the men on TV were doing, but as a bisexual child/teen girl, I was just curious about them (like curious what other people's boobs looked like, since I had no access to internet until 1996, and in 1996 it took about 12 minutes to load a naked picture with a dial up modem. You could literally start loading, go make a sandwich, come back and it still might not be done.) And I felt very confused that I didn't really feel about boobs the way men felt about boobs, and I couldn't figure out if the reactions they were having were real, or if they were exaggerated for comedic effect.

Asking boys in school got me answers like "DUrr-Hurr Boobz!!!" which, again, wasn't sure if they were trying to be funny or if they were serious. And other, more mature boys (okay, just two of them) tried to act like "Oh those other boys are just immature little trolls. I'm not like the other boys, I'm a cool boy. I act totally normal around boobs." So again, not sure whether to believe this or if they were just hoping they would get to see my boobs...

Did society train an entire generation of men to act like dipshits around boobs? This is also the era where breast implants became more and more popular and women started getting bigger and bigger sizes. We kept hearing about rich girls who got boob jobs as their high school graduation gifts. It was a very boob-obsessed era. (Why am I saying boob like I'm 12, I should be saying breast, but it was the 90's, nobody respected breasts enough to call them by their actual name. It was always boobs and titties and tatas.)

It's kind of amazing to see how un-self-aware these transbians are. They are trying so hard to appear feminine but end up sounding just like the "OmG BoObZ!!!" boys from my high school.