I Used to Think Breasts Were Too Sexy for Babies

My concern stemmed from the fact that my breasts had always been a symbol of sexuality, and I'd never been around a woman who breastfed. I struggled with breaking the lifelong misunderstanding that breasts are for sexual purposes.
Breastfeeding was always something I wanted to try. I told everyone I would try it, but to not to be surprised if I strictly pumped. I knew the advantages of breastfeeding and did not want to take that away from my baby, but I did not see myself as the type to be able to bare my breasts in public or in front of family members. It was my Hang Up – Not My Fiancé’s My concern stemmed from the fact that my breasts had always been a symbol of sexuality, and I’d never been around a woman who breastfe

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