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Breastfeeding Blokes???

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By Fri 03-Jul-09 18:35:08 Add message | Report | Contact poster
Sorry all, really had to name change for this one!
DH likes to breastfeed as he calls it. From me, not his mother! I haven't breastfed the DC for years but still a little 'something' like milky stuff appears.
We don't do it often but when we do we both find it very sexy. Are we weird or anyone else do this? Had to find out, think we might be on our own!
I have had thoughts he might be a bit odd in the past or whether it's linked to any childhood stuff but normal sex life otherwise.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 23:10:51
i think its probably more common than you think
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 22:53:27
LynetteScavo - didn't realise that the French are so repulsed by this.

I use rice milk cos of my dairy intolerance ( fashionable to have a few intolerances these days). Next time we run out I will ask DW (nicely) if she could spare a drop or two for the tea.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 22:26:49
ToughDaddy - I imagine breastfeeeding a six year old would be a crime in France. No wonder she was in London.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 22:21:45
-x-

keeping gob shut grin
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 22:14:17
Any confessions AnyFucker? wink

On my part, I will say that a breast full of milk is surely not a turn off.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 21:59:17
I think this probably happens more than people let on. Surely if you have sex while breastfeeding (not literally - too weird) there's going to be some milk around. I would be upset if my dh had retched when that happened, and many people still produce something for years after stopping feeding with just a little 'stimulation'. Their husbands just don't call it anything. Maybe?
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 21:41:04
what you do in the comfort of your own home, if it is not hurting anyone else, is completely your own business

this doesn't sound too far along a spectrum of weirdness, tbh

I can think of weirder things hmm
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 21:30:02
Lockets- SO you don't think that I could persuade DW that it is a way of cutting back on our supermarket bill? grin
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 11:06:05
It's a tinsy bit odd but if it turns you on then go for it.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 05-Jul-09 10:31:39
You may find favour here Personally I think my boobs have enough of a hard time with the DC! shock
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