Reply With QuoteHa,ha. Fallop needs attention. Nothing new.Originally Posted by shermbodius
Wow, I think we just learned something here.....
Ha,ha. Fallop needs attention. Nothing new.
Ban all women from the military. Clearly they have no place there, what with their rampant breastfeeding and desire to disrespect the uniform.
What is the applicable regulation?
Ever try to get a baby to take a bottle after becoming accustomed to breast feeding or vice versa? It can be difficult to impossible, not easy.
Yes both body functions, but one is decent and sanitary, another is filthy, and smelly.
This is actually what I'm wondering. I see no problem with breastfeeding a baby in uniform. But I am wondering why their infants are at work with them in the first place.
True enough, it's not rocket science.
It's bigotry on your part.
Taking a dumb is the expulsion of stinky and unhygienic faeces and has been the longest-standing taboo for the most reasonable reasons.
Giving the breast is merely the feeding of a baby and only frowned upon by prude and insecure whackos who mistake it for a sexual thing.
Do we not have something more to be concerned about than some women breastfeeding their children in uniform? I think critics have their priorities wrong.
Actually, if anything, we're talking about the lack of consideration for others on the part of the exhibitionists. Yeah, whip that t1tty out at a restraunt just as people are trying to eat. "Uhm, check please. I just threw up a bit in my mouth." Just because somebody's got a kid doesn't make them special.
Who the fvck could possibly be turned on by someone whipping out a floppy t1t for the kid? If anything I suggest it's *you* who has "issues" that you seem to be dwelling on.
Neanderthal ^^^
Exactly, to the point! They should have that plumbing busted up.
Until 1972 (I believe) women in the military were forced out if they became pregnant. Coincidentally, my mother (now a retired army officer) got pregnant with me in early 1973.
Regardless, I don't see how this would be a very common behavior anyway. Babies can live on formula and mother's milk together, and any decent parent gets in tune with an infant's eating schedule within a day or two after birth. There are pumps too, for parents who don't want to use formula. If mom goes home at the end of the work day and nurses her baby, who cares? She's at home. If she needs to run an errand, it's likely (I say this as a parent) that the baby will be fed preemptively or left with dad. I can't really think of a situation where a mom in uniform would go home, get her baby, go to a public place in uniform while off duty, and then feed her child.
But, if she did, I wouldn't have a problem with it. (FWIW, my wife and I had a home birth with our daughter - I delivered her myself).
We did too. It was fantastic!
When I was working for the Navy in the Seattle area a number of female sailors got pregnant on purpose to avoid deployments. They'd get pregnant, get orders to a shore command, then after the ship sails, they have an abortion.
I assure you exhibitionism has nothing to do with it.
Posting Permissions
