All Comments on 'The Milkmaid Program'

curious, what do real women ferel when their milk comes in

anyone out there with real experience

would like to know the physical and emotional responses

GREAT character progression and dialogue. Keep up the great work!

Loved it, thanks for writing. Was there something in the drugs for the unconsciousness text messages and mooing, or was that all our character's headspace and reactions?

Nah, that was all her. Although the daydreams were partly due to her increased libido, which WAS due to the drugs.

When your milk comes in, it hurts a lot. Breasts are tight and sore as they aren't used to it, and your body isn't sure of the quantity required. When you start to feed or pump it usually takes a few sucks before you experience 'let down' which is basically the release of milk. It can be a bit painful immediately after giving birth (hormone releases to encourage the uterus to contract) but it also brings a bit of relief. Once your body adjusts it's milk production the 'let down' becomes almost unnoticeable.

There is no real emotional response to milk coming in (well not for me). The big stressor is getting baby to latch correctly. Feeding baby can create an emotional connection but that is more an over time thing to do with hormones released