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She isn't showing you her tits. She's feeding her child.
If you are polite, and remember to look at the baby as well as at the boobies, you will be rewarded with more chances to watch her breastfeed-- and even other nursing women, too. If you can't control yourself and you stare like a drooling, letching idiotthen she'll kick you right out of the loop.
She isn't showing you her tits. She's feeding her child.
If you are polite, and remember to look at the baby as well as at the boobies, you will be rewarded with more chances to watch her breastfeed-- and even other nursing women, too. If you can't control yourself and you stare like a drooling, letching idiotthen she'll kick you right out of the loop.
But ones brain should have an off switch to say "no, booby bad...no".
Or the individual should have self control.
She isn't showing you her tits. She's feeding her child.
If you are polite, and remember to look at the baby as well as at the boobies, you will be rewarded with more chances to watch her breastfeed-- and even other nursing women, too. If you can't control yourself and you stare like a drooling, letching idiotthen she'll kick you right out of the loop.
There's nothing wrong with thinking about it.Yeah, they should. I have it, but your mind still thinks about it.
When my wife's friend down the street was breastfeeding, she would whip those puppies out with very little warning. I always tried to look elsewhere in the room because I desperately wanted to see her breasts, and knew that I wouldn't be able to stop myself from staring directly at whatever part of them happened to be exposed. I think our friend was a little offended and she even said as much, but I explained that while I don't mind her breast feeding while we're there, I don't want to make things awkward should her nipple make a surprise guest appearance. I still think she thought I was weird for averting my eyes a little, but it kinda felt like the right thing to do.
I breast fed for a total of five years. Three of those years, I breast fed with a Mohawk hairdo and a black leather bike jacket-- boots and leather pants too usually. Can we say "acting out" kids? I certainly was.
But I'll tell you-- nobody says NOTHING to a breast feeding punk rock biker chick.![]()
She isn't showing you her tits. She's feeding her child.
If you are polite, and remember to look at the baby as well as at the boobies, you will be rewarded with more chances to watch her breastfeed-- and even other nursing women, too. If you can't control yourself and you stare like a drooling, letching idiotthen she'll kick you right out of the loop.
Oh, I know! I'm not mad about it, and didn't even look once. But ones brain should have an off switch to say "no, booby bad...no".
Some women indeed enjoy it as it can make them feel that even though they are breast-feeding mummies they are still sexy.