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by nevets - badgicide on December 18th, 2006
Natural, healthy - no problem over here.
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I support your answer and up-rated you.
by Snooch on December 18th, 2006
I up pointed you, it is an honest answer, to an honest question!
by turbowray on January 2nd, 2007
And thank you nevets!
by turbowray on January 7th, 2007
Nobody's denying you your right to breastfeed in public, Nevestiboobies.
by Halskiisaklink on March 31st, 2007
Good answer.
by csr555 on May 13th, 2007
But it's easy to be discrete, so be discrete.
by Peetee on October 9th, 2007
Why? What's wrong with boobs? Are you scared of them?
by Halskiisaklink on October 9th, 2007
The people who are not discreet .. are the ones oogling the breast feeding mother. Mothers are more concerned with feeding their baby than shoving their boobs out for everyone to see! LOOK AWAY. THAT is discretion. A mother feeding her child is NORMAL and very little is seen unless YOU are trying to hone in.
by Snooch on October 9th, 2007
Well said.
by Halskiisaklink on October 10th, 2007
You're right of course, but most mothers I know are also discrete. It's not hard and it reduces the chances of making us caring, boob-loving men blush before we look away.
by Peetee on October 10th, 2007
Who cares if you blush? Get used to it.
by Halskiisaklink on October 10th, 2007
Bugger that. If I get used to it then I'll ogle. I'd rather blush and then look away.
by Peetee on October 10th, 2007
No, if you get used to it, you won't ogle at all. You can control yourself, you're not a baby.
by Halskiisaklink on October 10th, 2007
So why do we wear clothes at all then?
by Peetee on October 10th, 2007
I often wonder. A lot of it has to do with the sexual oppression of women. It has also been used as a form of social control by elite structures.
by Halskiisaklink on October 10th, 2007
Well I prefer it this way. I don't want to take the female body for granted. I want to take delight in it, but only at the right time of course. There's plenty of other things for me and my eyes to do too.
by Peetee on October 10th, 2007
The female body belongs to its owner, not you. I haven't heard a worse excuse for wearing clothes than men who justify their beliefs with their sex drive. It's as if feminism has made no progress at all.
by Halskiisaklink on October 10th, 2007
1. I'm not interested in taking things from their rightful owner, definitely not without their permission and definitely not at the wrong time. 2. Feminism hasn't made much progress, but we tried.
by Peetee on October 10th, 2007
Well, it has got women into high corporate positions, it has got sexual harassment established in the law, it has contributed immensely to all forms of culture, not to mention culture and communications study.
by Halskiisaklink on October 10th, 2007
oogling is not a word
by king of ellipses on June 16th, 2008
guess what rockstar. It is my word. Got it? Deal with it
by Snooch on June 17th, 2008