pixiewitch
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My bf and I have become interested in the idea of adult breast feeding . I'm wondering what other men think of this. Is it a turn on/off??
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pixiewitch said:So far so good. I was half expecting negative comments but happy to find open minds!
One of the reasons I was curious is that I'm currently working on lactating but not so sure the relationship will last. What if it doesn't and I move on and meet another man. Should I tell him ahead of time what to expect. Or should I risk surprising him??? I realize that I could let them dry up but not sure I want to.
anders^g said:I wish my wife would remain pregnant long enough
to start lactating. 5x miscarriage suck!
jracer347 said:how can you produce milk if not preg??? is it poss?......
Mstrskey said:Is in fact quite possible. The hormones in pregnancy which induce milk production can be produced in other ways and in fact the pumping action of a breast pump, or the manual stimulation of a womans nipples will vastly encourage a womans production rate. Generally speaking, though not always, women who aren't pregnant will not produce as much milk as their pregnant counterparts and the milk will not be as rich in nutrients as a pregnant or nursing mothers. I believe the milk produced in this scenario is quite thin and very sweet and more akin to the " hind milk" a nursing mother releases at the end of a feeding session. For adopting mothers I think the woman can take supplements to make the milk more nutritionally akin to a naturally induced production so I imagine the same applies to adult nursing.
pixiewitch said:My bf and I have become interested in the idea of adult breast feeding . I'm wondering what other men think of this. Is it a turn on/off??
SexyChele said:Most of the men I've been with were not all that turned on by lactation at first. Of course, that could have stemmed from the fact that I was neither pregnant at the time, nor had I just had children. So I think they were a little freaked that a woman can lactate without either of those two things present in her life.
Originally posted by sheath
Hell, once you get to the point of being ready to sleep with someone, I would just casually say, "Honey...I have this little trick I can do that not many other women can..." and present it to him as a pleasant surprise.
He would probably jump at the chance to do something like that...and especially to boast to his friends about his awesome woman later, lol.
S.
Carnus said:I personally love it very very much, here is a link to a story I wrote about it as a request once. Personally put me in the oh my god what a turnon group.
http://webpages.charter.net/heys/milk.htm
It is too short to submit to Lit or I would have.
Carnus
SexyChele said:[B...I have a thyroid problem and one of the symptoms is lacation. [/B]