Attention grabbing or offensive title for an awareness campaign

[Be-well]

What are your thoughts about the "I Love Boobies" campaign? Doe the title offend you or get your attention? Or both?

[missa13]

I'm not a huge fan. I think it makes breast cancer sound cutesy, even sexual-- and isn't it the women we love, not their boobs? Although it does certainly make people pay attention, so that's an advantage.

[lori716]

I think it is disrespectful....in many ways.

[IGotSunshine]

I feel it undermines the seriousness of breast cancer, which not only takes away breasts but kills the women they belong to. In the same vein, I would be unlikely to support a prostate-cancer campaign with an "I Love Weenies" slogan. Not funny enough to make up for the offense it causes.

[missa13]

Relevant-- I just saw a t-shirt the other day in a Target that said "Keep Calm and Save the Tatas." Tatas?!?

[Hidden]

I find it offensive,it sounds like some thing a guy would say and I agree with @missa 13. I have one breast left and I don't think I would want every one calling it a boobie.@Jo Taylor

[stromerns]

I agree I think it is offensive.

[terryakhenry]

Not a fan. It's not about saving boobies it's about saving your life.