"You should maybe consider changing your username as you're unlikely to find a breastfeeding Granny."
Lovely thought. Granny breast milk. Would it be more like cottage cheese or dust do you think? |
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"You should maybe consider changing your username as you're unlikely to find a breastfeeding Granny.
Lovely thought. Granny breast milk. Would it be more like cottage cheese or dust do you think? "
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By *ribsaMan
over a year ago
A box at end of your bed |
I looked for years to find a woman who was up for this as it's a big fetish of mine, but give up in the end and focused on my other big fetish instead. Good luck with your search. |
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"I looked for years to find a woman who was up for this as it's a big fetish of mine, but give up in the end and focused on my other big fetish instead. Good luck with your search. "
Do we need crash helmets to prepare for what the other big fetish is? |
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"I looked for years to find a woman who was up for this as it's a big fetish of mine, but give up in the end and focused on my other big fetish instead. Good luck with your search.
Do we need crash helmets to prepare for what the other big fetish is?"
No but I think you might need to take your red biro and a ruler, cos Tribsa looks like he needs someone to correct his profile  |
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By *ribsaMan
over a year ago
A box at end of your bed |
"I looked for years to find a woman who was up for this as it's a big fetish of mine, but give up in the end and focused on my other big fetish instead. Good luck with your search.
Do we need crash helmets to prepare for what the other big fetish is?
No but I think you might need to take your red biro and a ruler, cos Tribsa looks like he needs someone to correct his profile "
Thanks for the criticism, I've had more people looking at my profile today than I've had in months.   |
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"You know women don't produce milk until the baby's born don't you? "
S'pose it depends if they have another child still breastfeeding, although for many women, it dries up in the next pregnancy and they have to wean the older one.
But yes, hormones released during and just after the birth are what trigger the milk production  |
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"You know women don't produce milk until the baby's born don't you?
S'pose it depends if they have another child still breastfeeding, although for many women, it dries up in the next pregnancy and they have to wean the older one.
But yes, hormones released during and just after the birth are what trigger the milk production "
I was trying not to overcomplicate it. I was still breastfeeding number 2 when I got pregnant with number 3. The severe morning sickness was the reason I forced her to stop. She wasn't happy about it. |
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"You know women don't produce milk until the baby's born don't you?
S'pose it depends if they have another child still breastfeeding, although for many women, it dries up in the next pregnancy and they have to wean the older one.
But yes, hormones released during and just after the birth are what trigger the milk production
I was trying not to overcomplicate it. I was still breastfeeding number 2 when I got pregnant with number 3. The severe morning sickness was the reason I forced her to stop. She wasn't happy about it."
I can imagine. Ours didn't want to give up at age 3, but I was done  |
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"You know women don't produce milk until the baby's born don't you?
S'pose it depends if they have another child still breastfeeding, although for many women, it dries up in the next pregnancy and they have to wean the older one.
But yes, hormones released during and just after the birth are what trigger the milk production
I was trying not to overcomplicate it. I was still breastfeeding number 2 when I got pregnant with number 3. The severe morning sickness was the reason I forced her to stop. She wasn't happy about it."
I got scared when feeding #1 whilst in early stages of #2 pregnancy. I felt mild cramps during feeding like I did during the early postnatal weeks from contracting pains. I weaned #1 asap. It felt unfair to not let it happen naturally but necessary for sure. In saying that it was only from bedtime feeds (10mths) at that point, but still. |
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"You know women don't produce milk until the baby's born don't you? "
Not actually true.
Milk can be induced - slow process but you don't have to have been pregnant. |
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