I have found in the past that I have lactated. It was unexpected. Wasn't pregnant, wasn't on any medication causing lactation, etc. My husband found it extremely sexy, and I did as well. It was a huge turn on, and having that closeness to him was very comforting as well as pleasurable.
I guess you could say we're really into this fetish of breastfeeding. We don't do anything extreme, such as pretend he is my son or pull out diapers and whatnot. I'll leave all of that for TLC and their reality shows (lol). However, when he "nurses" I am no longer lactating. I haven't been able to ever do it again.
My husband doesn't always "nurse". It's something we do each night (or almost each night) but not something we can do all day due to his job. My handsome husband comes home at 8 in the evening, where I am home all day. Therefore, I think a lot of the issue with me not lactating is that I can't have him constantly providing that suckling stimulation throughout the day. So my question is, how can I start lactating even though he isn't always here to suckle me?
I would love to get some advice from someone who does this themselves. I would like to note that I know the risks, and I don't want to be warned. I just want some advice from someone who is doing this or has done it. Some advice on getting started (for a girl who has never been pregnant) and advice on how to keep the milk flowing. Herbal supplements? Exercises?
My husband is actually in the hospital right now. (He's okay!) But seeing him sick just reminded me of that overwhelming feeling I get when I know he is not feeling well, or in need of something. I want to do this to be able to comfort him and just be closer to him. Something about it has always brought us closer, but I know that actual production of milk and being able to feed him would just make it even more wonderful.
So any step-by-step plan with some advice would be really great. Excuse me if I reply late to the conversation as we are having some family emergencies over here!
I guess you could say we're really into this fetish of breastfeeding. We don't do anything extreme, such as pretend he is my son or pull out diapers and whatnot. I'll leave all of that for TLC and their reality shows (lol). However, when he "nurses" I am no longer lactating. I haven't been able to ever do it again.
My husband doesn't always "nurse". It's something we do each night (or almost each night) but not something we can do all day due to his job. My handsome husband comes home at 8 in the evening, where I am home all day. Therefore, I think a lot of the issue with me not lactating is that I can't have him constantly providing that suckling stimulation throughout the day. So my question is, how can I start lactating even though he isn't always here to suckle me?
I would love to get some advice from someone who does this themselves. I would like to note that I know the risks, and I don't want to be warned. I just want some advice from someone who is doing this or has done it. Some advice on getting started (for a girl who has never been pregnant) and advice on how to keep the milk flowing. Herbal supplements? Exercises?
My husband is actually in the hospital right now. (He's okay!) But seeing him sick just reminded me of that overwhelming feeling I get when I know he is not feeling well, or in need of something. I want to do this to be able to comfort him and just be closer to him. Something about it has always brought us closer, but I know that actual production of milk and being able to feed him would just make it even more wonderful.
So any step-by-step plan with some advice would be really great. Excuse me if I reply late to the conversation as we are having some family emergencies over here!
