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I want to thank all the women who responded to my “What the women here want” post! I appreciate you all and your contributions!
Second, the main thing I have heard from the majority is this:
Women want a meaningful, healthy relationship that goes far beyond just ANR/ABF. They want a partner who is interested in them as a person over just having sessions with someone they haven’t formed some connection to.
So what do women want? They want a partner or partners who want more than just to suckle/nurse. They want people who they can connect with on deeper levels that the ANR/ABF relationship can strengthen.
Please feel free to respond! 🙂
I’m definetly in favor of that. Thank you for your efforts with this, Foxy.
Totally agree and definitely seconding Juicy on the profile reading first!!
Also agreed!
Completely agree with all of the above! @foxygoddess @juicyboobies @welshie
Men who are paying attention: We don’t want to discuss ABF ANR, that’s irrelevant if we aren’t attracted to you as a person, like any relationship there has to be a connection. Work to develop that.
We TIRE of one timers and drive bys who are “seeking an experience”. Look elsewhere. We also TIRE of those who present themselves as experienced but are no better than the one timers when they use conversations to ask what we’re wearing, ask how we’ve used our breasts to “get out of trouble”, etc.
It’s time for ALL men to start seeing us as a whole person, not just a pair of breasts for their passing enjoyment. That is just disrespectful.
Well said all. Thank you Foxy for asking the question. Right now would be the point of my normal flippant remark. I shall refrain from that.
I’ve had the chicken and the egg question rolling around my head for some time.
Concerning a Ltr, does abf come before the anr? Does a relationship need to be created then abf is introduced? Does it start out simultaneously? Your replies have helped to answer these questions and given me more to ponder.
Regardless, friendships are to be cherished. If something else comes of it, it is a blessing to both involved. 🤗🤗I feel the same, i want a relationship with ANR.
Grogman, for me i think once it gets to intimacy level then i would be introducing it. Everyone has their own timeline for that though.I agree with zoe. It is a case by case basis. If we met here, or in an ANF/ABF community, it can become a piece of the relationship. If it becomes the whole part of it, I doubt that will work for those seeking an LTR.
If it is with someone not into it or in the community, it may just need introduction and possibly boundary setting.
But I think everyone’s mileage may vary on when and how.
@Flowrgardn 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Amen 🙏
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