FREE ESSAY ON BREASTS

BREASTS

Cynthia Green
English 1301
17 September 2000
Eptron/A few words on breasts
1. Eptron successfully makes the issue of small breasts a matter of identity and
appearance in many ways. When she was little, all that she wanted was breasts. She
thought that having breasts was apart of being a girl, and with out them, she could be
mistaken for a boy. She writes about how men are who they are by what they do, such as
the way that a man holds his cigarette. She also thinks that one of the things that makes
someone a woman is that they have noticeable breasts. I think Eptrons reasons for this
have reason behind them. The world puts so much emphasis on sex and breasts that I think
that she felt like if she didn't have them, she would not fit in. I don't think that her
ideas are based on personal experience. Even before she had any breasts, she had a phobia
of not having them, and you can't have a personal experience with breasts if you don't
have any breasts to have one with. 
2. Eptron states in her essay that everthing in it is a true story. I think that she
feels obligated to write this so that she has some justification onto what she is writing
about. If she didn't put that in her essay, the reader is liable to think that she is
just a pervet or someone who is just infatuated with breasts. Eptron anticipates that the
reader will think that she is a lunitic that has nothing better to do than to sit around
and wirte about breasts. Eptron thinks that people might interpret her story as fake
because of the story's she tells in it. When she was talking about her best friend being
fully devloped in the seventh grade, that made me think that maybe she was streaching the
truth. But over all, I think that Eptron story, for the most part, is a truthful accout.
3. Eptrons assupmtion is that by the time that the reader hit's paragraph twenty-one,
that they are having some weird thoughts about her. I think that she is worryed that if
word got out that she was obsessed with breasts, them maybe she was a lesbian. As a
reader in this essay, I had no interpretation that she was a lunitic, I just thought she
was a regular person telling a real life accout of what happenend to her as a child. I
don't think that I fit into the role that she assigns for the readers very well at all.