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trust me Lottie has tried. Mrs V is the only acceptable source as far as she is concerned.
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One of my friends used steroids quite heavily, after excessive use , you are supposed to take some hormones to balance things out again. he neglected this part and had some quite nasty side-effects including leaking nipples.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostMale lactation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"The phenomenon of successful human male breastfeeding has been credibly observed in several cases.[7] "
No excuses then gents, you can do the night shift too.
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Male lactation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"The phenomenon of successful human male breastfeeding has been credibly observed in several cases.[7] "
No excuses then gents, you can do the night shift too.
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Men have all the necessary equipment to produce milk and frequently, when their hormones are out of kilter, do.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI thought the point of breastfeeding was to feed a baby milk, not great blobs of moob-tallow.
FTFM.Originally posted by mudskipperMen have all the necessary equipment to produce man milk and frequently, when their whore moans, do.
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Ugh!Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI thought the point of breastfeeding was to feed a baby milk, not great blobs of moob-tallow.
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I thought the point of breastfeeding was to feed a baby milk, not great blobs of moob-tallow.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostI'm sure breastfeeding has been done.
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Giving birth/carrying a baby to term? Breastfeeding? Walking on Mars?
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Do you need me to come round and help you find it again?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostOkay - in the interests of balance lets have this one as well.
They only one I can think of is finding the g-spot. I still have trouble even after MrsBP painted it luminous orange. Or maybe I just can't be bothered......
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