Fluids and Attraction: The Pros and Cons of Lactating whilst Stripping

Pros:

•   Mother Nature's Boob Job:

I've gone from a B cup to a D cup!

•   Weight management:

Every time you sit down to breast feed, you can loose up to 500 calories! 

•   Pheromones:[1]


If men are attracted to menstruating women, I believe that breast milk has the same effect. If babies can smell their mothers milk, then I'm certain there is a subtle scent that sub consciously draws in men! These pheromones trigger Freudian Nostalgia linked to the mother's breast and the action of 'suckling'. I am constantly amazed at how many male and female customers, comment on how hey would love to suck, lick, taste or eat me. There is undeniably an oral fixation linked to sexual desire- and it's not a huge leap to link this to breast feeding. 




... So breast feeding not only enlarges my breasts, and helps me keep my weight down, but it also gives me that 'x-factor' of pheromones that magnetizes men ! 


Cons:

•   Costume Concerns:

As my breasts fill up with milk throughout the night, my boob size changes (from a C to D to DD!) This means it is a challenge to choose costume that fits! (Nipple slips are very common- especially during inverts on the pole)

•   One boob is bigger than the other:

 Depending on what side I have fed Oliver that night, or depending on how quickly my boobs are filling up with milk- one side is usually bigger than the other! To make this less obvious, I try to move my body on an angle and avoid being front-on during dances.

•   Leaking:

 I have done many dances in the early hours of the morning where I am strategically wiping away drips as I dance ! This usually happens around 5 in the morning, and I can tell that my baby is at home waking up! Fortunately the lights are so dim that no one notices. Also, by about 5am, I am usually dancing for men who are so drunk or high, they wouldn't notice anyway.

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[1] Pheromone: An agent secreted by an individual that produces a change in the sexual or social behavior of another individual of the same species; a volatile hormone that acts as a behavior-altering agent. (http://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=12896)