Peek a boo bra: Usually for the bedroom, these little bralettes or sexy underwire bras are meant to showcase the very thing we’re discussing today: nipples! Since the 1960s, women have been using their bras and their breasts to advocate for gender equality and women's rights. The bra-burning demonstration at the 1969 Miss America protest in New York City launched one of the most iconic and effective movements toward female equality, power and inclusion. But even some 48 years later, women in America are still finding unique ways to advocate for their rights and overcome the sexualization of their bodies. Granted, while lace bralettes and Daisy Dukes are having a major fashion moment right now, for a lot of the women at Governors Ball—62 percent of attendees are women, according to the festival's creators Founders Entertainment—the choice to wear extra-revealing clothing was just another effort to promote women's rights and break down societal double standards toward women's bodies: particularly the idea that men get to showcase their bodies and dress however they want while women can't.

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To some people nipples straight up mean “sex." For others, they are considered a very delicate, sensitive and personal part of their body. And for still others, they are just a way they feed their baby. Nipples have a unique purpose to each of us. It’s your choice if you’d like to share them with someone. It’s your choice if you want the world, or just a chosen few, to see what yours look like. The nipple is an important part of our female form. So whether or not you wish to showcase yours, I’m personally very thankful to have mine. Quite frankly, my whole thing with nipples is that everybody has them. So why it's such a big deal for females to expose them is beyond me. Nonetheless, I'm all for freeing the nipple at festivals. They're here to nourish babies one day, if I should choose. If not they're just there and they look good," Janyssa Miller, a 21-year-old from Long Island, told Newsweek at the festival Saturday.

There is no right or wrong answer, but thongs can cause friction when doing an intense workout, which can cut the skin and lead to infections. But of course, it’s all down to personal preference.

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Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground.Remember that scene in The 40-Year-Old Virgin when the guys sit around and discuss their favorite kinds of breasts and nipples? These guys were raving about the best kinds, their favorite shapes and the various colors. While that may be a raunchy and over the top comedy, it does imply the popularity of nipples. They’re pretty exciting. So why are some of us afraid to showcase them? What is the big deal with nipples?