I don't see many people licking toes and kissing necks/collarbones in public. If they were doing such, they need to stop.slingshot4ever;1624955 wrote:And some people get off on having their toes licked, some just by how they are kissed on neck or collar bone....give me a break. I doubt you are going to call a neck and toes sexual? Every girl has a different button that can be pressed for stimulation, some guys are too lazy to figure out it isn't just a boob. There are girls out there where touching their breasts does nothing for them. So everything could be considered sexual to some group of women out there, doesn't mean that is the purpose or intent of the body part.
Would you like to embarrass yourself any further on the topic?
Why should breastfeeding be anything but private? It's not too hard to take a break from the "public" to go breastfeed. I would assume that my wife is one of the newest mothers of anyone here at OC (she doesn't post, but I am here everyday). She is very against breastfeeding in public. She understands that it needs to be done (breastfeeding, that is). But, breastfeeding is also a very private thing for bonding between mother and child. No need to be feeding like such in public.slingshot4ever;1625246 wrote:The fact that this thread was created indicates that people care, even when you cover up. Others in this thread have shared the opinion that breastfeeding in public, no matter how discreet, is inappropriate. So to say no one cares is innacurate.
Yes, any body part could be considered sexual, that doesn't mean they should have to be covered up. Society views breasts as sexual no matter what the context, hence women can't run around topless. This also leads to skewed thoughts on if breastfeeding in public is acceptable. Those that don;t think it is acceptable need to realize that there is more breast skin exposed at a beach than the section you may happen to see when a baby is breastfeeding.
Everyone would understand if a mother has to take a break from the conversation, food, camaraderie, etc. in order for baby to be fed. My wife would even go in a different room while conversation was taking place. Still, she would cover up because she didn't want anyone else to feel awkward or uneasy. It's just a simple thing called respect. There's many kids (like the OP) out there who should not be subjected to it from other individuals -- same can be said for any number of situations (religion, cursing, politics, etc.). Let families introduce their kids and educate their kids how they want and please...especially in public.