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As I only have relationships with women, most of my experiences are strictly nursing sessions. Sex isn’t part of the conversation.
I have only limited experience of ANR, but to me, eaven im male, its more that bonding, intimicy and warmth what comes in that. Sex, well thats just sex, ANR is way more than just sex. When you are in relationship, sex ofcourse is normal, but i can live without sex, not without ANR 🙂
my experience she scared living sh*** out of me, because she got nipplegasm, and i didnt have clue what just happend. First i thought that i did something wrong, then that i hurt her, but that smile…Well that did make my day. To me that was strange new world. And best part was, that all was clear and same happend again, my boxers come too, if you know my meaning… First time in my life without touching my self at all. So in my part is sex included… No, but its lurking there… In brain 🙂 Hope this wasnt too confusing what i try to say. Thank you.
I like what was said about women leading. Not necessarily as a submission dynamic for me though. It’s about respect. Discussion beforehand is important, if we agree beforehand that’s it’s strictly off the table, I can respect that. But hypothetically, I could also communicate my openness, and leave it up to her. If she so feels inclined, she can know ahead of time that she is encouraged to proceed as inclined. As a man, breasts are very attractive, so breastplay lends itself to sexual attraction, meaning unless prohibited, it’s likely I would be inclined to be receptive to her.
Respect and friendship go along way. Communication and connection. Love and affection..ABF heaven for all.
If you do a good job lol.
Thanks for all the replies. Sex isn’t included and should never be taken for granted just because ABF can be erotic.
Sex is not part of ANR/ABF. That’s breastplay and I find a lot of men confuse the two.
Although a Wednesday is called hump day to many, it should never be thought of as sex included if having a suckle or being suckled.
Good grief!
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