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Feb 24, 2007 22:08

Remember the breastfeeding icon wank from months ago?  Well, now MYSPACE is being exposed!!!!!!!!!!

f@($&%! Myspace!!!!1!!1
Someone in one of the breastfeeding communities brought this to my attention. There's a woman that Myspace is threatening to remove from the site because she continues to post pictures of herself breastfeeding her child. I'm ( Read more... )

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creamicannoli February 25 2007, 15:07:13 UTC
Dear boob_nazis
Please SHUT THE FUCK UP about your boobies pictures.
I had a longer rant in mind, but I must go make a bottle of formula for my 7 month old.

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inawhile February 25 2007, 15:47:22 UTC
Whyyyy do people do this? WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.

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xeonha February 25 2007, 17:06:28 UTC
Baby attatched or not, did they ever stop to think like say, 10-12 year olds are on that site? I know if I was surfing that site at that age and randomly was hit with a picture of a naked breast, baby or not, and my parents saw, I'd be in deep shit.

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czol February 25 2007, 18:12:49 UTC
I don't see why they should have to consider 10-12 year olds, seeing the minimum age on Myspace is 14. (Yeah there are people who are younger but lie about their age, but I don't see how anyone should bend over backwards for people who aren't even supposed to be there in the first place.)

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sio February 26 2007, 00:53:59 UTC
agreed.

teenagers shouldn't be on dumbspace, period. then again i'm tired of all the accusations dumbspace gets when someone's irresponsible brat goes missing and is raped/murdered by some pervert who found them on the site. because yea it's a website's fault that you couldn't monitor your damn children!

/rant

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xeonha February 26 2007, 03:08:06 UTC
-snort- Actually, I think it's a great example of 'natural selection'.

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startsstopping February 25 2007, 17:16:25 UTC
Okay, I just looked at her myspace and saw something to the effect of "Yes, he's still breastfeeding!" And she has a 1-year breastfeeding milestone marked. This seems like a long time to be suckling teat.

Since I've never had a baby and am not aware of these things, what's the average time a baby is breastfed for? (And not average to the people who breastfeed until age two. I mean the agreed-upon average by like, the scientific community.)

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ex_thexphial147 February 25 2007, 17:39:32 UTC
Medical sources and the World Health Org agree that one year is the recommended minimum unless the kid self-weens before that.

Past one year, it's not a scientific standard, it's a cultural one. In some countries with bad water, etc, the scientific community does suggest breastfeeding longer, up to 3-5 years. In developed countries, it has more to do with expediency and cultural expectation.

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merlyn4401 February 25 2007, 18:00:14 UTC
Alos, while breastfeeding until 1 is the current recommendation, that doesn't necessarily mean EXCLUSIVELY breastfeeding. I breastfed my boys for about a yera apiece, but I also started them on solids at 6 months. We slowly made the transition from getting the bulk of food/nutrients from breastmilk to solid food over a period of about 5 months, then spent a month or so weaning.

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czol February 25 2007, 18:22:19 UTC
That's nothing - there are extreme attachment parenting types who are still breastfeeding their kids when they're 10.

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flyingwild February 25 2007, 18:12:16 UTC
Christ, this whole argument is stupid.

Number one, no nudity at all is allowed to be posted on myspace.

Number two, it's a privately owned website. They can decide what they want posted on there and what they don't like, and there's really not a damn thing anyone can do about it. Rights do not really exist on the internet.

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