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In reply to the discussion: A friends daughter-in-law told to "cover up" while feeding her baby, so she did! [View all]Cold War Spook
(1,279 posts)42. Nipples are developed in the first several weeks.
A little later are the differences of sex formed. That is all I know of the matter.
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A friends daughter-in-law told to "cover up" while feeding her baby, so she did! [View all]
kpete
Aug 2018
OP
People don't think it's disgusting. They think it's exhibitionism. Because boobs are sexual...
Honeycombe8
Aug 2018
#24
Please show one instance of a breastfeeding woman convicted of indecent exposure.
tammywammy
Aug 2018
#173
No, it's both genders, but mainly women, from my experience in hearing people talk about it.
Honeycombe8
Aug 2018
#26
I always thought he should have said, "Well, if you want to be milked so badly, get your Dr to give
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#207
This cover up the boobies of nursing mothers nonsense is medieval, dark ages stuff that
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#131
No, it actually isn't. And no the seventies have nothing to do with this. nt
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#191
I wasn't aware that knowing that medieval does not equal 1970 had to do with being learned
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#205
Nope, I'm not. Only of assertions that are wrong. Which you seem to make a lot. nt
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#248
If it's a restaurant in the US, then they are required by law to allow the mother to breastfeed
oberliner
Aug 2018
#16
Elsewhere in this thread, someone points out that it was NOT removed from fb.
Tipperary
Aug 2018
#148
Asking someone to cover her boobs is not "not allowing her to breastfeed." nt
Honeycombe8
Aug 2018
#27
No one needs to use a scarf or wear special clothing to disguise breast feeding. That is the law.
pnwmom
Aug 2018
#41
She's not topless or even 1/4 topless.Mind your own business and quit creating a show when an infant
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#72
No skin above the areola? So no cleavage is allowed? Wow. What state is that? n/t
pnwmom
Aug 2018
#88
What state is that? I'd like to check your law. Or perhaps you could give me a link.
pnwmom
Aug 2018
#86
Anyone who implies a DUer is not "a man" because the sight of a nursing breast doesn't
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#119
Again, stunning that this was said here. Some folks really outed themselves. nt
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#133
I was being polite by using "implied". I said rude, not personal attack but you are partially correc
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#159
The OP doesn't show topless or near topless breastfeeding, so I don't know what you're talking about
pnwmom
Aug 2018
#85
You didn't look at the evening gown pictures, any of which could have been worn in a restaurant.
pnwmom
Aug 2018
#117
Of course. I don't need your permission to ignore your numerous replies to my posts.
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#160
If you want my breast fully covered when nursing, my baby's head would be covered
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#196
You want other people's infants to starve until they do what you want them to? GG squared
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#68
OMG. MM isn't "a man" if he can ignore staring at the breast of a nursing mom???
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#78
How about you be a parent and tell your son it's a mom feeding her baby and move on
tammywammy
Aug 2018
#64
Many, many fashionable tops and dresses show more breast than we can see in this picture.
unitedwethrive
Aug 2018
#83
What you should be teaching your son is that it is possible to see women in any and all variations
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#116
Someone upthread said they thought I was being hyperbolic when I referred to some opinions being
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#185
You are replying to yourself, telling yourself to put yourself on ignore.
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#174
No breast feeding without fully covering because a teenage boy will simultaneously
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#124
You agree that breasts will embarrass her teenage son? Really? Do you think there are teens
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#125
The consideration that needs to be shown is to the hungry baby. That's the #1 consideration.
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#189
Nope, she shouldn't have needed to do anything of the kind. Her comfort and the baby's is what
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#209
How would she be uncomfortable draping a receiving blanket over her shoulder?
Madam Mossfern
Aug 2018
#211
That's my answer. The #1 consideration is the hungry baby and the mother speaks for the baby
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#214
Do you really think the blanket was on her head for more than a couple of minutes at most?
tammywammy
Aug 2018
#219
I said maybe, since it's pretty common for babies to not like being covered while nursing.
tammywammy
Aug 2018
#224
She doesn't have to cover up, but she should be considerate and cover up.
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#228
Yet other people, those like you, don't need to be considerate of nursing babies and moms.
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#233
Nursing mothers don't think it's polite that you are trying to shame them. Where is your politeness?
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#215
She took a strap off her shoulder, there is no sleeve. Look at her right shoulder
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#232
No, you're not being considerate. Being considerate would mean you care about the comfort of other
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#237
You object to the momentary mocking behavior yet write reply after reply stating nursing moms should
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#241
My baby wouldn't nurse if covered. Not understanding this possibility is disrespectful.
uppityperson
Aug 2018
#234
But they teach their sons to control themselves in many other areas. Thats the thing
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#135
So many ignorant American people (men and women) are infected with this prudish notion...
Guilded Lilly
Aug 2018
#210
For a thread with so many replies this one is remarkably short from my DU perspective.
hunter
Aug 2018
#244
It's a total of three folks who think that women's breasts are "dirty pillows" as Austin Powers put
stevenleser
Aug 2018
#256