Post by Michele Zipp
Sometimes men say ridiculous things. I'm not saying women aren't guilty of this as well, but I'm just talking about men here. I've shared many breastfeeding articles, images, and rants on Facebook and have had some of my guy friends comment things that made me wonder if they were really being supportive about the real meaning behind breastfeeding or does a man's life just get exponentially better any time boobs are mentioned. Could be either, or both. Still great to have supporters, I suppose. But writer James Braly isn't a breastfeeding supporter even though his wife is still nursing their 5 1/2 year old son. He wrote in the New York Times that breastfeeding caused him to no longer be attracted to his wife. He boldly wrote about the impact breastfeeding is having on his sex life and how he feels left out.Image may be NSFW.
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Sometimes men say ridiculous things. I'm not saying women aren't guilty of this as well, but I'm just talking about men here. I've shared many breastfeeding articles, images, and rants on Facebook and have had some of my guy friends comment things that made me wonder if they were really being supportive about the real meaning behind breastfeeding or does a man's life just get exponentially better any time boobs are mentioned. Could be either, or both. Still great to have supporters, I suppose. But writer James Braly isn't a breastfeeding supporter even though his wife is still nursing their 5 1/2 year old son. He wrote in the New York Times that breastfeeding caused him to no longer be attracted to his wife. He boldly wrote about the impact breastfeeding is having on his sex life and how he feels left out.Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
