I don't like it when women nurse in public uncovered. I think it is not appropriate in mixed company. I don't mind if you are around women, but my husband doesn't need to see your boobs. I wouldn't want to see a man expose himself. People say "it's natural" , well so is going to the bathroom, but you don't do that in front of everybody.
Re: UO Thursday
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I have nothing against BF'ing...but I totally agree with this!!
I'm always awkward when it comes to rinsing out my breast pump parts, because the sink is right in front of where customers approach us. I'm always half-shielding what I'm doing with my body if I can help it. I'm not ashamed of pumping but I'd hate to make other people feel awkward.
if people fell awkward from a piece of plastic they're gonna have a lifetime of discomfort everywhere
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I hate that our society doesn't support extended breastfeeding. And by extended, I mean after 6-12 months. I'm tired of getting asked how long I'm breastfeeding. Um, until we're done? I wouldn't feel comfortable feeding after age 2, but otherwise I'm going to feed my child breastmilk straight from the boob until we're ready to stop. Our society treats breastfeeding like if they're old enough to toddle to you to feed or ask for it by name that it's obscene. No, I'm feeding my child.
I do agree with you though about letting it all hang out to feed. I do my best to cover up in public or when I'm around males or not close friends who have no business seeing my boobs.
Amen!
I'm so sick and tired of people comparing feeding a baby in the most natural way possible to taking a sh!t. Grow up.
Going to the bathroom is medically necessary, so is feeding your baby. It is an analogy to point out the discrepancy in people's ideas of "acceptable" exposure. I also think it is naive to say exposing your breast is not sexual. A boob is a boob no matter what it is doing. I posted this under unpopular opinion post because this is never discussed in a reasonable fashion. I just thought I would speak up for those of us who have actual reasons to not like it, it doesn't mean that we are ignorant or against breast feeding. I know that my standards for what things are appropriate is very different from a lot of people, but there is no reason that I have any less right to share my opinion.
You are both right. And while I don't agree with the OP I wasn't always that way. I was like, hey lady cover that sh&* up, no one wants to see it!! Then I had a baby and began nursing and tried to use those stupid hooter hiders that my baby hates and thought, I'm going to be stuck in this house forever if I don't just get out there. I don't do it everywhere and am very respectful of who is around but sometimes, just sometimes when my child is screaming, I let the boobie out.
Also the OP has the right to share this and we should be respectful because isn't this is UNpopular opinion thread? I don't agree with you but you have every right to your opinion.
What I don't like are all those skinny bit*&es running around one month after they've poped their kids out. I want to lose the weight too but right now I want to eat milk and cookies and watch Grey's Anatomy on my couch in my husband's pants.
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Well said!!!!!
/lawyered (what up HIMYM)
Agreed. I formula feed and have zero issue with women nursing in public. Look the other way if it will offend your delicate sensibilities. Changing a diaper in the middle of a restaurant on the other hand...
My UO is that I really couldn't care less who someone chooses to marry. It in no way, shape, or form, affects my life. I hope one day it will be a non-issue, and I disagree with the president when he said this is a state issue. It is not. It is a humanity issue and the fact that, in 2012, there are states sanctioning the discrimination of a set of people makes my blood boil over. Legalizing gay marriage does not make it mandatory. People seem to not understand that fact.
My husband and I spent one NYE watching the entire series. It was, wait for it, legendary.
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What I don't like are all those skinny bit*&es running around one month after they've poped their kids out. I want to lose the weight too but right now I want to eat milk and cookies and watch Grey's Anatomy on my couch in my husband's pants.
I am with you on this one. My sister in law is naturally very thin. She was back in her size zero pants pretty much right after birth. Soo annoying.
Well in that case why don't we all throw blankets over our heads while we eat. Nourishment is apparently medically nessisary but unacceptable in public according to that train of thought.
Your welcome to your UO, but I'm welcome to comment on it. This isn't FFC (even though those aren't without comments/flamming at times), you put it on the Internet, it's there for people to disagree with.
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Good point.
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I agree with all of this. I would never eat in a bathroom, ESPECIALLY a public bathroom, I wouldn't make my daughter do it.