You made the right decision...

and pretty much fucked up everything else since.

Revaulting wrote on Jun 30^th, 2015 at 5:55pm:


No, GFY for mentioning boobies and not sharing any!
Hell, it could even be Geoff's boobies at this point.

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Where? Liar.

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We kind of stack the deck against you from the get go.  It's all down hill from here.  Welcome to the land of the free

Sim-Sala-Bim wrote on Jul 1^st, 2015 at 5:16am:


First рost.

That was harder than I though, dayuumn.

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The let-down reflex
◾By sucking at the breast, your baby triggers tiny nerves in the nipple.
◾These nerves cause hormones to be released into your bloodstream.
◾One of these hormones (prolactin) acts on the milk-making tissues.
◾The other hormone (oxytocin) causes the breast to push out or ‘let down’ the milk.
◾The let-down reflex makes the milk in your breasts available to your baby.
◾Cells around the alveoli contract and squeeze out the milk, pushing it down the ducts towards the nipple.
◾Oxytocin also makes the milk ducts widen, making it easier for the milk to flow down them.
◾The let-down may happen if you see or hear your baby or even just think about him.
◾The let-down can also be triggered by touching your breast and nipple area with your fingers or by using a breast pump.
◾People often say that your let-down may not work as well if you are very anxious, extremely tired, upset or in pain. The truth is that breastfeeding is a powerful process. With support and encouragement, mothers cope with many different stresses and still breastfeed successfully.