Most mothers who breastfeed will tell you that it is practically a fulltime job. Because they have to feed their infant at all hours of the night and pump breastmilk for those instances when they need to be apart from their little one, breastmilk and its production is almost a constant chore. That’s why one woman decided she would quit her job so she could focus her attention on breastfeeding her adult boyfriend in what members of their underground community refer to as an ABR or ANR relation (meaning they engage in breastfeeding for adults).
Because the couple is in love with breastfeeding, Mulford quit her job so she could dedicate her breasts to this bizarre lifestyle at all hours of the day. Although she no longer works a regular job, Mulford doesn’t just sit around waiting for her boyfriend to come back home with the bread. NO. She has to work very hard to maintain her body in just a way so that she continues to produce breastmilk for him to consume on-demand.
Mulford spends hours milking herself with her hand and with a pump. She also supplements her diet with items that help her produce more breastmilk. These types of items include oatmeal and flax seeds. But she also takes over the counter items like Lactiful, which she believes helps her give more milk to her beloved boyfriend.
Not only does the breastmilk make Brad feel good, Mulford explains, but it helps him make “other women to feel jealous of what [she has].”
However, Mulford claims that her relationship with Brad is about the same as it was when her daughter was born about twenty years ago. Although that child was from the fruit of her womb – and Brad is her sexual partner – she doesn’t seem to think it is anything to scoff at.
In the video included below, you’ll learn more about this couple’s strange relationship and commitment to breastfeeding. There were hundreds of people like you who shared their reactions to the adult breastfeeding relationship in the comments. Here are a few!
“What two consenting adults do behind closed doors – as long as no one is hurt – is no one’s business but theirs. Adult breastfeeding relationships are not common, but neither are they as rare as you think.”