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lactation - 6/12/2006 8:02:35 PM

badkat

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i am discussing fantasies with a possible new Master. We have been talking about lactation. That i would be made to lactate and have to be milked daily. Does anyone have any experience with this?

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RE: lactation - 6/12/2006 8:15:16 PM

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No but I am interested

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RE: lactation - 6/12/2006 8:17:50 PM

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There have been several threads covering lactation. You can use the message board search for lactation or click here:

http://www.collarchat.com/searchpro.asp?phrase=lactation&author=&forumid=ALL&topicreply=both&message=body&timeframe=%3E&timefilter=0&language=single&top=300&criteria=AND&minRank=0&sortMethod=r&submitbutton=+OK+

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RE: lactation - 6/12/2006 8:20:39 PM

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Yeah. It's called breastfeeding and I did it with both my children. Not an experience I care to repeat.

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RE: lactation - 6/12/2006 8:28:05 PM

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i had been asked at one time if i would consider this. But as mother's milk can secrete any possible medicine in it - i would not be a candidate for someone to drink it.....

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RE: lactation - 6/12/2006 8:31:08 PM

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Yeah. It's called breastfeeding and I did it with both my children. Not an experience I care to repeat.

Bless your heart feastie....i tried....oh how i tried...with both of them.....the term nightmare comes to mind.

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RE: lactation - 6/12/2006 8:39:47 PM

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I lasted 5 weeks with the first one. I had to go back to work and come to find out, I only had enough milk to feed her. I didn't have enough to make bottles too. Easier to wean her and start formula.

I lasted 3 weeks with the second one. He puked constantly, so we put him on formula to see if that would lessen the problem. Plus, I was sick of changing both our clothes every time I fed him.

Cracked nipples are just a joy, aren't they?

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RE: lactation - 6/12/2006 9:28:38 PM

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Oh the best part is when they get teeth and almost sever a nipple

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RE: lactation - 6/12/2006 10:04:02 PM

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Mine became engorged...never realized they could get that big....ROFL

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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 6:07:10 AM

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I loved breastfeeding my children....Im sure I would love doing so with my Master....but then I remember the letdown factor. I work in Walmart at the moment....( lots of mothers shopping with babies).....I shudder to think that everytime I hear a baby cry I will be standing at the register with milk drippin down the front of my shirt.....lol

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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 6:09:57 AM

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Nursed all three of mine and the letdown of milk is unbelievable. It actually happened to me once so hard when i was standing on a stage my coworker got it right in the glasses.

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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 6:14:47 AM

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I do not have children and do not really plan to. I believe that if I regret this later in life it will be because I did not get to experience breastfeeding a child. I love watching my sister and sisters in law share this with their children. There truly is nothing more beautiful. I may also end up regretting not having unmentionables because it will deny me grandunmentionables but that is another thread.....(actually not here it isn't)

Master often gets colostrum from my breasts, but no full on lactation. I am not sure that I want to experience that, but I would be interested to learn more and weigh my options. After all, if it is something that would please Master....

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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 6:20:01 AM

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i have 6 years breastfeeding experience under me and there is no chance i could maintain a milk supply without a baby, they have to nurse rather regulary or i simply dry up. i know some women who don't have a problem maintaining it through pumping and stimulation, i am just not one of them.

i would suggest looking up methods to induce lactation as i know some adoptive mothers are able to do so, its just not easy-- nor possible for all.

if you are interested and want some help -- id be happy to direct you as i used to facilitate groups which geared toward this type of thing (well with babies involved in that situation) but i am sure i could still help a little.

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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 6:29:25 AM

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lactating involves a whole bunch of hormonal changes in a woman`s body. prolactine is a must and there are also other hormones involved; during natural lactation they each have their role and there is a natural balance in the organism...lactating without having a baby seems unhealthy for me, or, at least potentially dangerous for the woman...i think i would also like to know a doctor`s oppinion on the subject , an endocrinologist might have something interesting to say in this matter....

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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 6:36:07 AM

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ok girls... now here is something right up my alley from 2 , no 3 viewpoints.

First... i am a midwife... yes.. there can be some problems involved in lactating and breastfeeding... but they can be managed if your Master knows what He is doing. Cracked nipples can be treated with a lanolin based cream called lansinoh... works wonders! But is He planning on suckling or just expressing? Because its suckling incorrectly (wrong attachment of the baby), that causes the damage. Engorgement can happen, yes... but supply equals demand, so the more He expresses you, the more milk you produce. But then not everyone makes milk as well as others... just mother nature. Also, working on the breasts does not quite have the same effect as a baby suckling at the breast, (Babies are clever and produce better with their natural sucking technique). Then there is the possibility of mastitis if the breasts are not emptied completly ... i could go on... ask if you seek more info along these lines

Secondly... i have breastfed 2 boys... it was a beautiful (though not easy at 1st with the 1st one), experience. And i was sad when my 2nd one weaned himself as i was not ready to stop (knowing i would have no more). i still have milk now (after having not fed for 18 months... i was always a good cow )

Thirdly... at first i couldn't understand why lactating was such a big thing for some Masters and/or slaves/subs until i discussed it with my Master. Once i stopped thinking like a mum and a midwife, and viewed it from a D/s and a slave's point of view, the appeal now is HUGE... the thought of my Master having such control and Ownership over me and my body, to have to express me regularly is amazing... i cant even begin to describe the intensity of the appeal this has for me now, for Him to Own me and control my body/His slaves body to such a degree... and this is something He has lots of experience in too ... so i'm a happy girl...

hope this helps,
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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 6:39:38 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Cristalin

lactating involves a whole bunch of hormonal changes in a woman`s body. prolactine is a must and there are also other hormones involved; during natural lactation they each have their role and there is a natural balance in the organism...lactating without having a baby seems unhealthy for me, or, at least potentially dangerous for the woman...i think i would also like to know a doctor`s oppinion on the subject , an endocrinologist might have something interesting to say in this matter....

actually quite the contrary, lactation (without medication) can be very beneficial to a woman, it lowers risks for cancer as well as anemia and osteoporisis. not to mention the extra calories its takes to lactate don't suck either ... ;)

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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 6:54:31 AM

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quote:

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Cristalin

lactating involves a whole bunch of hormonal changes in a woman`s body. prolactine is a must and there are also other hormones involved; during natural lactation they each have their role and there is a natural balance in the organism...lactating without having a baby seems unhealthy for me, or, at least potentially dangerous for the woman...i think i would also like to know a doctor`s oppinion on the subject , an endocrinologist might have something interesting to say in this matter....

actually quite the contrary, lactation (without medication) can be very beneficial to a woman, it lowers risks for cancer as well as anemia and osteoporisis. not to mention the extra calories its takes to lactate don't suck either ... ;)

Just what i was about to say sabswife...

how would/could something so natural to do, be harmful? Are you suggesting, that merely the absense of a baby makes it harmful?... how? What is it that the baby does, (apart from empty the breast), that makes breastfeeding/lactating safe for a woman? i would be interested to hear... (and no... i am not being a smartass... i am genuinely interested in hearing how you have come to such conclusions?)

respectfully,
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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 5:22:11 PM

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thanks everyone for your answers.. and yes tali...the appeal is HUGE to me as well.. i guess i have a few things to think about.. thanks again

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RE: lactation - 6/13/2006 5:44:05 PM

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I enjoyed breastfeeding and love lactation for its erotic benefits. The two things are very distinct in my mind.

As far as being milked daily, if you induce lactation it is likely you would need to express milk a minimum of four times a day to maintain any type of milk supply. Of course, every body is different. Inducing does require some commitment though.

http://www.collarchat.com/m_183413/mpage_1/key_lactation/tm.htm

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RE: lactation - 6/26/2006 11:45:54 PM

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lactation is a side effect of some anti-depressants, such as lexipro

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