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Do you ladies feel a psychological “need” to nurse your partner?
I love to breastfeed my hubby (dry feed so far)
I really don’t want to increase my cup size at all. So I’m wondering if there is a way to control the amount of milk in my breasts.
At the same time, I’m craving the feeling of needing to breastfeed to relief the tension in my breast. I also assume that he will love the idea of me needing him to urgently nurse on me. But will that happen with only a little bit of milk in my breast? Or do I need proper flow for that to happen? ThanksI guess that, psychologically, it’s different for everyone. Breastfeeding is a natural thing, so I find it best to not overthink it. Stress can affect lactation and as your husband is able to suckle 5 times per day, I would recommend that you just relax and trust that if and when it happens, you will both enjoy it. You seem quite concerned with the element of control, which is understandable, since your body is doing something new to you. I’m afraid you can’t have it both ways when it comes to cup size. But the good news is that when you induce lactation, you don’t produce more milk than is removed from your breasts, unlike after giving birth, when hormones cause a sudden abundance of milk. I would recommend you read the book “The art of lactation”.
Thank you for your reply 🙏♥️
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