re: Help normalize breastfeeding on Facebook

I seriously don't get the issue people have with boobs anyway. Here it's perfectly legal for women to be topless in public.

I think breastfeeding should be normalized. I agree that she should not have to take down her pictures, myself personally would not post pictures of my son breastfeeding. I don't think it's that important to anyone else. But what I don't understand is that fact that a girl I went to school with has pictures of her self topless just covering her nipples on fb, a friend in a thong on top of another girl making out, and a friend who has provocative Halloween photos and they are still on fb. I don't have an opinion either way I guess. I don't look at it if it bothers me. I think every one should be that way.

Quoting Co-Creator of Goobernut:" I seriously don't get the issue people have with boobs anyway. Here it's perfectly legal for women to be topless in public."

Google "walking dead daryl feeding baby". Your avi is on pg. 7

that's sounds creepy. haha.

Quoting Mrs. Daryl Dixon:" Google "walking dead daryl feeding baby". Your avi is on pg. 7 that's sounds creepy. haha."

homg   I'm perfectly okay with that.

Quoting Co-Creator of Goobernut:" homg   I'm perfectly okay with that."

I was looking for a meme with him and something about ovaries. Then I was like, "I have seen that before....?"

I think it's crazy the pic was taking down however like another mom said that's not really on Fb, it's automatic. Plus, she was suspended because of the amount of people that reported her. Also, I understand the point she's trying to get across but I think the women that are trying to prove a point with how normal breastfeeding is are actually making it worse and more awkward. I think it would be much more effective for her to delete/block the people causing issues and move on.

Quoting Carol  :" I think it's crazy the pic was taking down however like another mom said that's not really on Fb, it's ... [snip!] ... worse and more awkward. I think it would be much more effective for her to delete/block the people causing issues and move on."

She's fighting for what she believes in, of course she's trying to make a point.
Since when is it such a bad thing to prove a point?

Quoting Carol  :" I think it's crazy the pic was taking down however like another mom said that's not really on Fb, it's ... [snip!] ... worse and more awkward. I think it would be much more effective for her to delete/block the people causing issues and move on."

She is trying to show the people causing issues that breastfeeding is normal...

<blockquote><b>Quoting Will☮Creedence:</b>" She is trying to show the people causing issues that breastfeeding is normal..."</blockquote>

Yeah that's my point. When is it natural and normal to post 72 pics of yourself breastfeeding all over the Internet? It's not. Also, it's not going to change the minds of the people that reported her so why not just delete them and move on.


ETA: after pulling the pic up on my computer I can see its bacon, not a nipple so I take back saying it technically is in violation of the rules.

Quoting Carol  :" <blockquote><b>Quoting Will☮Creedence:</b>" She is trying to show the people ... [snip!] ... even breastfeeding ones and you can see the ladies nipple by her daughters fingers) so why not just delete them and move on."

People post tons of pics of them bottle feeding their kids, why should bfing be any different? It's a human body, we've all seen them, the pics aren't sexual, why should they be taboo?

Quoting Carol  :" <blockquote><b>Quoting Will☮Creedence:</b>" She is trying to show the people ... [snip!] ... even breastfeeding ones and you can see the ladies nipple by her daughters fingers) so why not just delete them and move on."

It's not normal for me to see 50 pictures on my news feed of people partying, or girls taking pictures of their ass in the mirror.
Why should breastfeeding mothers be the ones getting the smurf end of the stick.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Co-Creator of Goobernut:</b>" People post tons of pics of them bottle feeding their kids, why should bfing be any different? It's a human body, we've all seen them, the pics aren't sexual, why should they be taboo?"</blockquote>

I'm not saying she shouldn't post pics of herself breastfeeding, she should post like she normally does and not set out to purposefully blow up as many people's news feed as she can in such a short amount of time.

Quoting Carol  :" <blockquote><b>Quoting Will☮Creedence:</b>" She is trying to show the people ... [snip!] ... the pic up on my computer I can see its bacon, not a nipple so I take back saying it technically is in violation of the rules."

No but she's just showing that breastfeeding is normal, not that 72 pictures of breastfeeding in 3 days is normal.

Quoting Carol  :" <blockquote><b>Quoting Co-Creator of Goobernut:</b>" People post tons of pics of them ... [snip!] ... she normally does and not set out to purposefully blow up as many people's news feed as she can in such a short amount of time."

It's not all pictures of her, it's pictures of women breastfeeding their children.

She's only blowing up people's newsfeeds who "like" her page.

Quoting Carol  :" <blockquote><b>Quoting Co-Creator of Goobernut:</b>" People post tons of pics of them ... [snip!] ... she normally does and not set out to purposefully blow up as many people's news feed as she can in such a short amount of time."

She's only blowing up the newsfeeds of people who've liked her page. Honestly if people don't like bf-ing posts, they can hide the posters from their newsfeeds. I did that with a lot of friends when the post a graphically violent photo with a sob story thing was popular.