Is it normal that i'm sick of pink ribbons and the whole campaign?

My paternal grandmother, great aunt and a second cousin have all lost breasts. I recently found out an aunt on my mother's side of the family found a big lump in one of her breasts. I will NEVER tire of the pink ribbon!

You notice guys don't go around talking about their testicles all the time though. It's not necessary to constantly obsess about them. As soon as you focus on any one disease to the exclusion of all others, you are out of balance.

I'm not saying it's not a big deal. But why do we need to have it constantly in our faces? What people need to do is to eat healthy and exercise first to lower their risk of all kinds of cancer and disease. Why pick on any one disease that does have some specific tests that 99% of people were already aware of before the pink campaign? If you focus on breast cancer you may be overlooking the diabetes that is going to cause an amputation. There is no reason to focus on one body part.

The number one worst way for our society to deal with cancer is to pretend it doesn't exist. You don't solve problems by "escaping the reality" of them, that's how you get into trouble. I hope campaigns to raise awarenesa about diseases like cancer never stop, or else a whole lot more people will die early and I might be one of them.

I understand the temptation of wanting to live in a cancer-free fantasy land, but it's selfish to want the whole world to change just to allow your fantasy to live on in your head.

Seriously? The ribbon is pink because it's the 'girl' color; it's also a calming color that's believed to lessen stress and sickness, which helps give hope to the fighters of cancer. The pink ribbon foundation may be a nuisance for you, I'm so sorry you have to go through watching a football game where the players shoes are pink; but for other people it's a beacon of hope. And for others who have had cancer and fought it and won, it's a way to tell the world, 'I did this. I fought this off and am a warrior.' You're not wrong to want to escape reality and pretend there's no cancer, but the fact of the matter is that there is. You could stay home and read a book if you're too annoyed to go out and see people proud of their accomplishments as cancer patients or past patients.

What people don't realize is that the treatment of cancer is a booming business, and the pink campaign is a money making machine. Try watching the Forbidden cures of cancer on youtube to understand this more fully.

I've lost a family member to male breast cancer. My grandfather died of Brain tumors. I didn't know them very well, but I hate having a beautiful color like pink associated with something that has killed my family. It should be some sort of ugly color like beige.

I'm just sick of the "I love boobies" shit.

It's reality... deal with it. *puts on sunglasses*

I like taking daily fart walks without the ribbon

To be honest I dont understand why breast cancer is a big issue. Women having tits is not what makes them women. I have seen flat chested chicks before and I did not once in my mind say "No boobs... must be a man".

I honestly do not understand why women put such value in titties. Yeah you have titties good for you. I also know a ton of women who hate thier tits and would gladly donate if that was possible. They still are confidant in the fact they are women they just do not like tits.

The day tits make a women is the day humanity has ended. Women need to understand with or without them they can still be pretty and still should love themselves for who they are. Its not like you do not still have everything else. So whats the big problem?