Mohammed Hamad
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Alee mdala leche chikamlombe Mlungu cholokiwona chinyamisi.....
Anapata orgasm akimnyonyesha mtoto!!! ushauri plz
Anapata orgasm akimnyonyesha mtoto!!! ushauri plz
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Alee mdala leche chikamlombe Mlungu cholokiwona chinyamisi.....
Mamushka
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Ushauri wako mzuri sana nimeupenda.
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Sande muwaha!!!
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Hee makubwa.
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huyo anaweza akawa ni nynpho maniac kuna wengine wapo hata wakiendesha gari yaani hii inakuwa mpaka kero na inaleta maumivu.... je ni kwenye kunyonyesha peke yake au hata akifanya vitu vingine? Kama ni Nynpho Maniac am not sure kama kuna cure labda kwenda kwa psychologist
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Yaani na uzee huu niliona hii habari ndio naisikia kwako sijawahi pengine popote ,pole sana
Sijui ni shetani anakutumia ???
Sijui ni shetani anakutumia ???
Mohammed Hamad
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Au labda wewe huwapa chupa wanao..............................................
haswa kama mumewe angejua kuyatumia kivipi mtoto akudatishe?mwambie mmeo ayatumie usiku kuchs uone kesho yake kama mtoto ataku.....
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FL1, hakuna swala la shetani ni hali ya kawaida kabisa kwa Wanawake wengi, ila labda walikuwa wanalionea aibu kulizungumzia hadharani.
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You don't have to feel ashamed -- it's perfectly natural. An expert tells us why.
Dr. Wendy Walsh: When I was pregnant with my first child, I was hosting a show for TLC called "How'd They Do That?" And every day, my mind was asking the same question about pregnancy
and breastfeeding. All my female coworkers became a petri dish for me as I probed their minds for information about what the heck was going on with my body.
I was the most nervous about successfully breastfeeding. Frankly, I had no idea how the two orbs with nerve endings directly connected to some pleasurable southern region could be converted into a cafeteria. One morning, as I sat in the makeup chair with my middle bursting with new life, I posed a seemingly crazy question: Could a woman have an orgasm while breastfeeding?
There was a pause. There was a sly smile from the makeup artist. The hairdresser hooted and hollered. Others just laughed their asses off. But I didn't take my eyes off the makeup artist.
Later, when we were alone, I asked her again. She smiled again. "It's more of a sensuous experience," she said, "not a sexual one. It feels warm and cuddly and pleasurable, but it's different from sex. If you had an orgasm, it wouldn't be on purpose."
Years later, I thought of this conversation. I was in one of my human sexuality classes in my psychology Ph.D. program, and we were learning that the nerve endings in our body can respond to physical stimulation even if our is not on board. In this case, we were talking about rape, and the confusing feelings that can happen to victims of rape when during this horrific crime they sometimes experience a spontaneous orgasm. What an awful thought.
When my first daughter was finally born (pried out after 42 weeks in the oven), breastfeeding was anything but pleasurable. I like to call the newborn phase of breastfeeding "the vampire weeks," as that tiny, violent, sucking machine increases milk supply. But after a few months, I realized my makeup artist was right. Totally pleasurable. But a far cry from sexual arousal.
As I continued to nurse, I read far and deep into the benefits of for mother and child. One thing I learned is that prolonged breastfeeding can help reduce your chances of getting breast cancer because it stops your periods and the monthly assault of estrogen on your breasts. That was enough for me, since my mother died of breast cancer. I continued on. I also learned that often babies suckle for comfort rather than from hunger, and that there are psychological benefits to this suckling. That sounded good too.
You saw the title of this article, so you know where I'm going here. I never, ever, mentally connected a breastfeeding experience with a sexual experience. The mental boundary was so great that I was convinced it was impossible. Then one night while I was sleeping, I had one of those fabulous that, if a guy had had it, would have involved moisture. You've heard about them. I woke up from the dream to find that my tiny vampire had been doing some nocturnal suckling while I slept. Let me tell you, the experience totally freaked me out. And that was it. I had a co-sleeping bed beside me after that. I needed that bundle an arm's length away.
Later, in another human sexuality class, I asked my professor about this experience. She confirmed that it is possible and probably quite common, although people have feelings of shame about it. Pleasurable breastfeeding was probably one of nature's ways to make a survival behavior attractive. She also told me that many women quit breastfeeding for this reason. For some women, the feelings of an infant suckling can be so pleasurable that they feel it is somehow wrong. That made me feel sad too. Breastfeeding is not pedophilia. Nature brought mommies and together for one of the most physically pleasurable relationships on earth. Let them suckle -- and do enjoy it, ladies. It is such a short period in both of your lives. And if your body responds without your consent, relax. Just buy a co-sleeper bed.
In other words JUST DO IT!
There was a pause. There was a sly smile from the makeup artist. The hairdresser hooted and hollered. Others just laughed their asses off. But I didn't take my eyes off the makeup artist.
Later, when we were alone, I asked her again. She smiled again. "It's more of a sensuous experience," she said, "not a sexual one. It feels warm and cuddly and pleasurable, but it's different from sex. If you had an orgasm, it wouldn't be on purpose."
Years later, I thought of this conversation. I was in one of my human sexuality classes in my psychology Ph.D. program, and we were learning that the nerve endings in our body can respond to physical stimulation even if our is not on board. In this case, we were talking about rape, and the confusing feelings that can happen to victims of rape when during this horrific crime they sometimes experience a spontaneous orgasm. What an awful thought.
When my first daughter was finally born (pried out after 42 weeks in the oven), breastfeeding was anything but pleasurable. I like to call the newborn phase of breastfeeding "the vampire weeks," as that tiny, violent, sucking machine increases milk supply. But after a few months, I realized my makeup artist was right. Totally pleasurable. But a far cry from sexual arousal.
As I continued to nurse, I read far and deep into the benefits of for mother and child. One thing I learned is that prolonged breastfeeding can help reduce your chances of getting breast cancer because it stops your periods and the monthly assault of estrogen on your breasts. That was enough for me, since my mother died of breast cancer. I continued on. I also learned that often babies suckle for comfort rather than from hunger, and that there are psychological benefits to this suckling. That sounded good too.
You saw the title of this article, so you know where I'm going here. I never, ever, mentally connected a breastfeeding experience with a sexual experience. The mental boundary was so great that I was convinced it was impossible. Then one night while I was sleeping, I had one of those fabulous that, if a guy had had it, would have involved moisture. You've heard about them. I woke up from the dream to find that my tiny vampire had been doing some nocturnal suckling while I slept. Let me tell you, the experience totally freaked me out. And that was it. I had a co-sleeping bed beside me after that. I needed that bundle an arm's length away.
Later, in another human sexuality class, I asked my professor about this experience. She confirmed that it is possible and probably quite common, although people have feelings of shame about it. Pleasurable breastfeeding was probably one of nature's ways to make a survival behavior attractive. She also told me that many women quit breastfeeding for this reason. For some women, the feelings of an infant suckling can be so pleasurable that they feel it is somehow wrong. That made me feel sad too. Breastfeeding is not pedophilia. Nature brought mommies and together for one of the most physically pleasurable relationships on earth. Let them suckle -- and do enjoy it, ladies. It is such a short period in both of your lives. And if your body responds without your consent, relax. Just buy a co-sleeper bed.
In other words JUST DO IT!
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by dr. wendy walsh posted Friday, September 4, 2009
filed under: pregnancy & baby
http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzz?publishe...ho_orgasm_during_breastfeeding.php&targetUrl=http://www.momlogic.com/newsletter/
You don't have to feel ashamed -- it's perfectly natural. An expert tells us why.
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Dr. Wendy Walsh: When I was pregnant with my first child, I was hosting a show for TLC called "How'd They Do That?" And every day, my mind was asking the same question about [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]pregnancy[/COLOR] and breastfeeding. All my female coworkers became a petri dish for me as I probed their minds for information about what the heck was going on with my body.
I was the most nervous about successfully breastfeeding. Frankly, I had no idea how the two orbs with nerve endings directly connected to some pleasurable southern region could be converted into a cafeteria. One morning, as I sat in the makeup chair with my middle bursting with new life, I posed a seemingly crazy question: Could a woman have an orgasm while breastfeeding?
There was a pause. There was a sly smile from the makeup artist. The hairdresser hooted and hollered. Others just laughed their asses off. But I didn't take my eyes off the makeup artist.
Later, when we were alone, I asked her again. She smiled again. "It's more of a sensuous experience," she said, "not a sexual one. It feels warm and cuddly and pleasurable, but it's different from sex. If you had an orgasm, it wouldn't be on purpose."
Years later, I thought of this conversation. I was in one of my human sexuality classes in my psychology Ph.D. program, and we were learning that the nerve endings in our body can respond to physical stimulation even if our [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]brain[/COLOR][/COLOR] is not on board. In this case, we were talking about rape, and the confusing feelings that can happen to victims of rape when during this horrific crime they sometimes experience a spontaneous orgasm. What an awful thought.
When my first daughter was finally born (pried out after 42 weeks in the oven), breastfeeding was anything but pleasurable. I like to call the newborn phase of breastfeeding "the vampire weeks," as that tiny, violent, sucking machine increases milk supply. But after a few months, I realized my makeup artist was right. Totally pleasurable. But a far cry from sexual arousal.
As I continued to nurse, I read far and deep into the benefits of [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]breastfeeding[/COLOR][/COLOR] for mother and child. One thing I learned is that prolonged breastfeeding can help reduce your chances of getting breast cancer because it stops your periods and the monthly assault of estrogen on your breasts. That was enough for me, since my mother died of breast cancer. I continued on. I also learned that often babies suckle for comfort rather than from hunger, and that there are psychological benefits to this suckling. That sounded good too.
You saw the title of this article, so you know where I'm going here. I never, ever, mentally connected a breastfeeding experience with a sexual experience. The mental boundary was so great that I was convinced it was impossible. Then one night while I was sleeping, I had one of those fabulous [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]dreams[/COLOR][/COLOR] that, if a guy had had it, would have involved moisture. You've heard about them. I woke up from the dream to find that my tiny vampire had been doing some nocturnal suckling while I slept. Let me tell you, the experience totally freaked me out. And that was it. I had a co-sleeping bed beside me after that. I needed that bundle an arm's length away.
Later, in another human sexuality class, I asked my professor about this experience. She confirmed that it is possible and probably quite common, although people have feelings of shame about it. Pleasurable breastfeeding was probably one of nature's ways to make a survival behavior attractive. She also told me that many women quit breastfeeding for this reason. For some women, the feelings of an infant suckling can be so pleasurable that they feel it is somehow wrong. That made me feel sad too. Breastfeeding is not pedophilia. Nature brought mommies and [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]babies[/COLOR][/COLOR] together for one of the most physically pleasurable relationships on earth. Let them suckle -- and do enjoy it, ladies. It is such a short period in both of your lives. And if your body responds without your consent, relax. Just buy a co-sleeper bed.
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mmhh asante mkuu.
haya sasa aibu naifuta yote..
mmmhhhh
baba watoto atapewe barabarani na yeye lol
afrodenzi
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AD ukimpa baby unampa kama msosi ukimpa baba yake unampa kama nanihii hahahahahahaha LOL! Ushawasikia wanaume wanang'ang'ania mtoto aachishwe maziwa ya mama haraka ili waendelee na kunanihii hahahahaha maana wadada wengine hukataa kutoa kama wananyonyesha basi njema zinanuna ile mbaya eti kisa nini? zimenyimwa nyonyo LOL!
afrodenzi
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hahahahaha lol kwa kweli umenichekesha lol
mmmhhhh kwa kweli nasubiria kwa hamu siku kama hiyo
nataka kupata hiyo feeling ya kunyonyesha mtoto hahahah..
nahisi itakuwa tofauti na ya mtoto mkubwa hahahah ....
mmmhhhhh labda mtoto mdogo kulia na mtoto mkubwa kushoto au wa onaje??
maana hii mali ya shirika lol.....
Hivi kweli mtoto mkubwa atapenda yale maziwa kweli..lol
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Arousal, Orgasm and Breastfeeding: The Role of Oxytocin
Possibly because childbirth has historically not been under the control of the medical profession, there are many important experiences of childbirth and postpartum that haven't made their way into the medical literature.
Many women who breastfeed have the experience of feeling aroused, and even having an orgasm, while breastfeeding. But because this is something researchers haven't studied, and it isn't a regular part of the education of mothers-to-be, many women experience this and then feel silent shame or guilt, as if there is something wrong with them. But there is a very clear reason for the experience and women neither need to feel shame or embarrassment about it which is caused mostly by a lack of information.
Oxytocin is a hormone that stimulates ejection of milk from the nipples, and its release is triggered by breast stimulation. But oxytocin is implicated in many other physiological processes. It is involved in contractions of the uterus (both during childbirth and during orgasm), as well as being associated with the feeling of relaxation and satiation following orgasm.
It is thought that this is the reason that breastfeeding may produce feelings of sexual arousal and orgasm. And the experience is far from rare.
In a 2000 study of breastfeeding women, 40.5% of the participants reported feeling sexually aroused at some point during infant suckling. 16.7% reported being aroused frequently during breastfeeding.
Source: Avery, M.D., Duckett, L., Frantzich, C.R. "The Experience of Sexuality During Breastfeeding Among Primiparous Women." Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health Vol. 45(3), 2000: 227-236.
NB. Looking at it from a purely biological standpoint, I think Mother Nature made it feel good so that women would do it.
Possibly because childbirth has historically not been under the control of the medical profession, there are many important experiences of childbirth and postpartum that haven't made their way into the medical literature.
Many women who breastfeed have the experience of feeling aroused, and even having an orgasm, while breastfeeding. But because this is something researchers haven't studied, and it isn't a regular part of the education of mothers-to-be, many women experience this and then feel silent shame or guilt, as if there is something wrong with them. But there is a very clear reason for the experience and women neither need to feel shame or embarrassment about it which is caused mostly by a lack of information.
Oxytocin is a hormone that stimulates ejection of milk from the nipples, and its release is triggered by breast stimulation. But oxytocin is implicated in many other physiological processes. It is involved in contractions of the uterus (both during childbirth and during orgasm), as well as being associated with the feeling of relaxation and satiation following orgasm.
It is thought that this is the reason that breastfeeding may produce feelings of sexual arousal and orgasm. And the experience is far from rare.
In a 2000 study of breastfeeding women, 40.5% of the participants reported feeling sexually aroused at some point during infant suckling. 16.7% reported being aroused frequently during breastfeeding.
Source: Avery, M.D., Duckett, L., Frantzich, C.R. "The Experience of Sexuality During Breastfeeding Among Primiparous Women." Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health Vol. 45(3), 2000: 227-236.
NB. Looking at it from a purely biological standpoint, I think Mother Nature made it feel good so that women would do it.
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Hapo utakuwa unacreate unwanted competition ambayo inaweza kukufanya uwe breastless. lol
EMT
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Na kama umebahatika kupata twins ndio kabisaaaa.