i've had the distinct pleasure of never having encountered s a scent during sex that i didn't like.

it's all good!

I like it. When my partner comes I am delighted and therefore delighted to swallow it, or feel it on my body. As I get more excited during sex and coming gets closer to happening I do in fact , long to have it in me, or on me somewhere. Not because it tastes delicious though it doesn't taste bad but because it is mine, I made it and I want it. Come is the grand finale. One of the delights of sex, to me, is the smell of our mixed fluids afterwards. I particularly like the way come smells. I get very turned on by the smell. I've always imagined that it's some sort of chemical thing. it makes sense to me that this might be true, right?

The last time my guy and I had sex i jerking him off and when he came I found myself scooping come from his belly, were it landed, and rubbing it on my pussy. It was for me a very, very hot experience.

So yes, some of us women do love come.

I like to think my partner loves the feel, taste and smell of my lubrication too, again, it seems to make chemical sense that he would.

Anyway, as far as I can tell most adult nursing relationships (or whatever) don't turn into the mother/child dynamic. Some do, but most don't.

I have to figure that this is the kind of thing–like spanking and other milder sorts of bdsm–that people have done all throughout history, but haven't talked about. It's such an intuitive thing to be curious about, and the opportunity is too ubiquitous, for that not to be the case.

Regarding Hubby having a go, there were times when I was so full that it was beyond painful, I would have done ANYTHING to get him to take a bit off the top. Unfortunately, he isn't into that sort of thing. That does make it easier for me to say hands off the rest of the time though. Lol!

Great Read!!

On the other hand, I can also understand the non-sexual motivations. I think it has to do with a perceived loss of emotional intimacy. Guys may not readily admit it, but emotional closeness is important for us too. Having a baby taking up all of your wife’s time and attention can make you feel less important to her. Despite the socially accepted image of the “real man” whose only emotions are angry, hungry, and horny, most of us are a bit more complicated.

Just for something to think about; consider how many people around the world cover their morning cereal in the breast milk of an animal that isn’t even the same species. Your idea of “normal” really doesn’t stem from an idea of right or wrong. Normal is merely the set of ideas that you have been bombarded with since childhood.

It would be interesting to try the whole chocolate flavored boob-juice theory. I wonder if that would translate with beer. You know, like the saying “beer flavored nipples”. Interesting.