Breast feeding in ME
Mar 25th 2009, 4:55 am
#32
hmmmm...nice
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Re: Breast feeding in ME
so the r-tards were staring... did this bother the woman? It sounds as if it bothered you more than it did her. It all depends how you deal with it... she could easily have stared back if she wanted to make a point, and it'd have been the r-tards who'd have diverted their gaze, feeling slightly lecherous and embarrassed.
As I said... very few are truely exhibitionist.
As I said... very few are truely exhibitionist.
Mar 25th 2009, 4:55 am
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Re: Breast feeding in ME
so the r-tards were staring... did this bother the woman? It sounds as if it bothered you more than it did her. It all depends how you deal with it... she could easily have stared back if she wanted to make a point, and it'd have been the r-tards who'd have diverted their gaze, feeling slightly lecherous and embarrassed.
As I said... very few are truely exhibitionist.
As I said... very few are truely exhibitionist.
Mar 25th 2009, 5:01 am
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Re: Breast feeding in ME
so the r-tards were staring... did this bother the woman? It sounds as if it bothered you more than it did her. It all depends how you deal with it... she could easily have stared back if she wanted to make a point, and it'd have been the r-tards who'd have diverted their gaze, feeling slightly lecherous and embarrassed.
As I said... very few are truely exhibitionist.
As I said... very few are truely exhibitionist.
Personally, I would be embarassed if a woman thought it was totally ok to get her breast out infront of everyone and start feedin her baby. Dont blame the onlookers... blame her for givin a show.
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Mar 25th 2009, 5:06 am
#38
hmmmm...nice
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Re: Breast feeding in ME
I agree. Lets look at it from another angle. My wife is expecting... i wud feel annoyed/angry/uncomfortable... if a retard (s) was/were staring at my wife while she was breastfeedin. So to avoid me having to punch a few of them, then gettin a sentence then deportation (not a good idea considerin global crisis etc).... it makes sense to advice my wife to do it as discretely as possible... i.e breast not showing .. only the required space for the baby to go for it. I am not sayin she shudnt breastfeed at all.
Personally, I would be embarassed if a woman thought it was totally ok to get her breast out infront of everyone and start feedin her baby. Dont blame the onlookers... blame her for givin a show.
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Personally, I would be embarassed if a woman thought it was totally ok to get her breast out infront of everyone and start feedin her baby. Dont blame the onlookers... blame her for givin a show.
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anyway, there are always going to be men (retards?) looking at women, that's the way of the world...they will also look at your wife if she not breastfeeding...are you going to punch them all...what is the big deal...
Mar 25th 2009, 5:11 am
#39
hmmmm...nice
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Re: Breast feeding in ME
and another thing...when a baby starts crying, the milk will start flowing automatically and there's only so much those pads can absorb...and walking around the Mall with big wet milkstains on your breasts is just not a very good look...
Mar 25th 2009, 5:14 am
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Re: Breast feeding in ME
nice.. really wanted to hear that..
Mar 25th 2009, 5:15 am
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Re: Breast feeding in ME
there aren't many women that would do it that way....so that is not really relevant...
anyway, there are always going to be men (retards?) looking at women, that's the way of the world...they will also look at your wife if she not breastfeeding...are you going to punch them all...what is the big deal...
anyway, there are always going to be men (retards?) looking at women, that's the way of the world...they will also look at your wife if she not breastfeeding...are you going to punch them all...what is the big deal...
As for men lookin at my wife... it happens.... i look at their wives too lool... no that doesnt call for a punch. But staring is rude.....
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Mar 25th 2009, 5:18 am
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Re: Breast feeding in ME
Why did you assume only men stare at women breastfeeding... alot of women get a kick out of it too... u have no idea. Dont discriminate!
As for men lookin at my wife... it happens.... i look at their wives too lool... no that doesnt call for a punch. But staring is rude.....
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As for men lookin at my wife... it happens.... i look at their wives too lool... no that doesnt call for a punch. But staring is rude.....
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