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Decent spot: wherever the Mom is. Nice you want to deny helpless babies from eating when hungry because you can’t handle even the slightest sight of a breast (assuming you then do the reasonable thing of not looking if you don’t want to see.)
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Originally Posted by Catgirl64
The more I think about some of the responses here, the more they depress me. For Pete's sake, the image of a mother and her child is one of the most enduring in art, in literature...in everything. It's universal.
Forget her looks, forget her tattoos, forget all of the superficial things. A woman is nurturing - nourishing - her baby. The correct response seems, to me, to be not contempt, but tenderness.
That's ridiculous! I'm a woman - and that offends me - I breastfed and never had the whole world viewing to do it. Disney has made special accommodations for those who need to breastfeed - or sit on a bench out of the way. I don't want to see your boobs.
The more I think about some of the responses here, the more they depress me. For Pete's sake, the image of a mother and her child is one of the most enduring in art, in literature...in everything. It's universal.
Forget her looks, forget her tattoos, forget all of the superficial things. A woman is nurturing - nourishing - her baby. The correct response seems, to me, to be not contempt, but tenderness.
Her husband could have stood in front of her instead of taking a picture . Ever hear about being modest or discreet? It is a virtue.
Many societies view a breast the same way they view an arm or hand. Only in the West do we give them some unique and mystical provenance which says they must be hidden at all times under clothing.
Which shockingly enough is where this happened and where most who post on here live... Maybe she should go to Paris Disney and give it a try there?
How's about a bottle? They do make those nowadays...
Pumping is a pain. Carrying around a bottles of breastmilk that need to be kept cold is a pain. Why should anyone inconvenience themself just because someone else doesn't know how to avert their eyes.
Pumping is a pain. Carrying around a bottles of breastmilk that need to be kept cold is a pain. Why should anyone inconvenience themself just because someone else doesn't know how to avert their eyes.
For the same reason you just stated. The same argument can be made about peeing on a bush while waiting in line to get on the rides. Why should that person have to be uncomfortable or inconvenienced by waiting or trying to find a room specifically designed for that?
Having a child IS A PAIN, and inconvenience always goes with the territory (unless you're part of the me,me,me it's all about me crowd).
That's the problem with many nowadays, they want to have a kid,pet etc but don't want to be inconvenienced or caused any "pain" by having to deal with issues that come up along the way.
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Maybe she should go to Paris Disney and give it a try there?
