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I chose not to have children, that doesn't mean I don't have sisters and best friends with babies. My best friends does breastfeed in public all the time, especially with her second daughter. She always covers up, and if Emmie didn't want to agree, she would find somewhere private out of respect. Insane right?
But what is disrespectful about a freakin' boob? What did boobs ever do to you? If you don't like it so much, look away.
lol wow, things fly over your head all the time, huh?
But thank you for proving my point!!! How dramatic is that, right?
Yeah, I guess I missed the lynch mobs and religious zealots scrambling to cover up women's breasts, since you know, asking for someone to cover up equates to that in your mind.
Yeah, I guess I missed the lynch mobs and religious zealots scrambling to cover up women's breasts, since you know, asking for someone to cover up equates to that in your mind.
You gotta' to re-read my post a couple of more times.
Have you ever seen someone like Mama June breastfeed? No one wants to see that.
Then don't look.
Do you think people want to see women like Mama June in short-shorts or a bikini? Of course not, but she can wear whatever the heck she wants because it's not her problem to make people like you comfortable with her body.
If her body offends you so much, remove yourself from the situation or look at something more pleasurable.
Do you think people want to see women like Mama June is short-shorts or a bikini? Of course not, but she can wear whatever the heck she wants because it's not her problem to make people like you comfortable with her body.
You're right, she has every right to wear a bikini. That does not, however, give her immunity from social norms and/or disapproving bystanders...nor does it give her the right to tell them how they "should" feel about it.
You're right, she has every right to wear a bikini. That does not, however, give her immunity from social norms and/or disapproving bystanders...nor does it give her the right to tell them how they "should" feel about it.
Listen, if you want to give my boobs some dirty looks, go right ahead. But it doesn't give you the right to harass/confront me for it.
That poster was referring to something *you* had said. You were the one who made the initial dramatic reference.
Re-read the post. I was referencing manners and then verbiage like "crimes against humanity" started getting thrown around. As in, "people act like its a crime against humanity to breastfeed in public". gross exaggeration.
Re-read the post. I was referencing manners and then verbiage like "crimes against humanity" started getting thrown around. As in, "people act like its a crime against humanity to breastfeed in public". gross exaggeration.
Oh my.
Because you made mention to dramatization. Hello.
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