As I sat there, my charming baby thrashing about, it hit me: breastfeeding feels oddly reminiscent of an unconsented BDSM scenario. If you’ve ever nursed, you might find these scenarios all too relatable:
- The Breast Slap: Your baby enthusiastically smacks your breast — usually in public settings like a church or grocery store — when you take too long to present the goods.
- The Thigh Crusher: When your little angel wants to stand and nurse, digging tiny toes into your thighs with such force that you begin to question their cuteness.
- The Acrobat’s Assault: This move showcases your infant’s flexibility, combining nursing with an unexpected roundhouse kick to your face, or a swift jab to your ear just as they release the latch.
- The Mini-Machete: Tiny fingernails act like small knives, digging into your skin. This is particularly brutal on the delicate skin of your nipple, resulting in exclamations of pure agony.
- The Endless Nurse: This variant disregards the pain from cracked nipples or your aching back, often resulting in binge-watching Netflix while slathering on nipple cream.
- The Impatient Smash: In their eagerness to nurse, your baby headbutts your chest, confusing your body into thinking it has developed an extra nipple, leaving lasting marks.
- The Lung Extractor: Rather than typical suckling, your baby tries to see how much they can pull from your chest, and if you break the latch, expect a hearty reprimand.
- The Headbutt Drill: A classic tactic to ensure compliance; the baby slams their head toward your breast, often requiring multiple attempts before you learn to anticipate their demands.
- The Power Play: Older infants may attempt to assert dominance by refusing to nurse, leading to potential meltdowns and milk spraying everywhere. This is a true display of authority.
- The Biter: This needs no explanation. Your baby may feign remorse after you shout in pain, only to repeat the action, conditioning you to the discomfort.
Stay cautious, fellow mothers. For further insights on parenting and home insemination, explore this excellent resource offered by the CDC. You might also find it helpful to check out our post on home insemination kits for additional guidance.
In summary, breastfeeding can often feel like an involuntary series of painful and humorous encounters that every nursing mother experiences. Acknowledging these struggles can help create a supportive community among mothers navigating this challenging yet rewarding journey.
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