And the strong voices saying that it is a "natural function" and so one can whip out a boob anywhere, even at a table so onlookers can listen to the robust suckling!

Copulation and urination is also natural functions but not exactly for general exhibition!

However titillating for dirty old men!

I've had need to breastfeed a child in a bus to stop him from crying. The covering with a light handkerchief served us both.

It is a matter of good taste  and self respect.

Who cares. Get a life olde.sault.

There's no sound on the youtube video so you won't hear Jim Carey suckling.

John Smith wrote on Jun 6^th, 2014 at 7:52am:


Good show for the perfs, what?

I don't know the answer. There are other things you do in life and it is not 'what you do, its how you do it and who sees you doing it' that counts.

As you say, self respect, good taste and good judgment, and good social grace and a quick wit to deal with the issue if it all goes wrong.

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I also did same, with a light bunny rug.

Something has to be said for the difference between conspicuous and inconspicuous, and yes, self respect.

I have no problem with a mother feeding her bub, in public, without it being so brazen and obvious, the typical attention seeking without any dignity of "look at moiye".

Saw this happen recently, a mum stuck both her tits out, so obviously, while waiting for a lift, in front of all the whole dining area at a shopping centre. Bubby didn't seem interested in having lunch much, was too distracted and busy watching everything else going on all about. It was a scene that told me, something didn't seem proper here. She is an idiot.

Wearing a tight top so she had no choice but to expose herself.

Now c'mon folks, there is a difference between the way some mums handle a breast feeding infant....some very respectably and wise, and then some...otherwise.

My adult kids have friends now with new bubbies, and have shown to be able to breast feed with dignity.




     

John Smith wrote on Jun 6^th, 2014 at 7:52am:


Right, "nothing wrong with breastfeeding"

Quote my words saying that there was something wrong with breastfeeding. . .

Women who  openly feed their babies  are exhibitionists.

No wonder we women are getting less and less respect from the opposite gender.

Fortunately, I have always been treated with respect. That's because I have worn skirts that well-covered  my pants and didn't have tits peering from  necklines!

If one behaves and dresses slovenly one attracts disrespect.

John Smith wrote on Jun 6^th, 2014 at 8:30am:



Frankly people are prudish for no good reason. I don't even care if people wanted walk around naked, as if the naked body is somehow naturally offensive.

Sophia wrote on Jun 6^th, 2014 at 8:45am:


Asking for trouble? I'm assuming it's about rape, which when perpetrated by strangers is rarely about sexual attraction.

Sophia wrote on Jun 6^th, 2014 at 8:45am:


Sexual behaviour is probably a safe line.