- This topic has 19 replies, 19 voices, and was last updated 2 weeks, 4 days ago by
.
-
Posts
-
Just a quick question. Does anyone here think that world peace might be achievable if all adult men, especially those ‘in power’, experienced the tender nurturing of adult breastfeeding? I think, maybe so, at least the world would be calmer!
Would certainly help. All of us men need more nurturing! Sign me up! Ha.
It’s a fascinating question. Based on my personal experience of ABF, I am certainly inclined to think that the effects could reduce – if not cure – the troubled mindset that affects many of us, and often leads ‘powerful’ persons to make bad decisions. Nothing compares to the maternal comfort that breastfeeding offers – relief from stress, fear, anger, anxiety and fatigue; all elements that can erode mental wellbeing and, therefore, induce poor character and worse actions.
Others on the site have suggested that ABF has been around for millennia, yet it has become shunned and forgotten, much like how even nursing babies and infants has grown out of favour in some respects. If the gift and power of breasts was acknowledged and respected, then many others might turn to it for improving their relationships, as well as their mental health. In doing so, I agree, the world could become a much calmer and happier place, perhaps even encourage world peace.
How can we have world peace—presumably the end of all wars—by nursing all adult men? Women won’t let us have even societal peace, community peace, family peace, amorous peace, friendship peace, or personal peace. A man’s surest strategy to get women far and wide vying to be his girlfriend is to become a serial killer. If all women would stop inciting conflicts, start rejecting warring men, and stay rewarding peaceful men, then perhaps peace would reign. Yet why would any woman both act against her own wishes and opt to lose her own scapegoats?
The bliss instead of everything being all about moving around and always talking. The simple euphoria and comatose state
No, I don’t. I wish it were that simple…or that Lysistrada were a better known play and implemented on a bigger scale.
I don’t know if it would bring about world peace, but nursing men would bring about a change in there perspective. At least for me I found it easier to think things through after a nursing session.
I personally feel the world leaders most prone to inciting war are experiencing a different, sicker hunger that could not be fulfilled by any level of nurturing. Those who are so afflicted would not be likely to treat a woman as a partner, but as a resource, to be used, but not truly appreciated. I would not, myself, by choice, enter into a relationship or transaction with such a partner. Most wars have a beginning in some version of the concept, that Oneself, and others like you, are more worthy and important than another group of people. That you are not equal, and therefore deserve what the other has, regardless of the cost. Some perspectives can not be shifted or changed by any level of nurturing, which is a shame.
It’s naive to think the ego of leaders is causal to war. Words are causal to war. And not knowing that makes you dangerous. Nazi youth didn’t know anything about language or media, and that made them collectively far more dangerous than Goebbels et al. So what I’m saying is… you’ll need to nurse EVERYONE not just the leaders. Hope you’re ready.
I think therapy, court ordered 5150, and anger management would be a good start
Maybe a butterfinger too
🙂↕️
With everything that’s been in the news lately it’s been on my mind, and I’ve been thinking that the people who perpetrate these horrible things over and over again are probably broken in ways that can’t be fixed–but I would love to be proven wrong! I wish everyone could experience that pure bliss feeling that comes from a long nursing session, and I do agree that the world could be a better place if we all had that much oxytocin pumping through us all the time
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.