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| Date: | Sat, 31 Jul 2010 11:14:40 -0400 |
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I want to second what Nikki said in her post. I have found the discussion
very enlightening so far and certainly NOT too much information. Sexuality
changes throughout our lifetimes and most certainly after birth and
breastfeeding. For some it is great (the sex) and for others, not so much.
Many women are wondering if the physical and emotional feelings they are
having are NORMAL and they canšt find any information about it BECAUSE no
one will broach the subject.
Furthermore, breasts and sexual response and sexuality are all tied in
together. Oxytocin is released during lovemaking and breastfeeding and one
can affect the other, that is simple biology! I do not believe the
discussion has strayed off topic, I have certainly found it useful and have
filed the info away for any future clients who might have the same
difficulties. This IS an important topic and one that is not spoken about
enough, IMO.
For those of you for whom this discussion is too personal, please feel free
to skim over the posts. The subject line has been pretty clear so far. If
you donšt want to read about it, donšt look!
Robyn Roche-Paull
B.S., IBCLC, LLLL
Author & Founder ~ Breastfeeding in Combat Boots
http://www.breastfeedingincombatboots.com
757-286-6052 (cell)
757-963-0872 (fax)
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