Sex News
April, 1980
We never met a breast we didn't likeA number of recent studies seem to show that women in authority command less esteem from both men and women than do their male counterparts. Psychologist Edward B. Klein claims that it all goes back to infancy, when we were clutching at Mother's breasts for sustenance. Citing the work of Melanie Klein, a psychoanalyst in the Thirties, the contemporary Klein reports that early unpleasant feeding experiences coaxed us to divide the bosom into good breast and bad...
