"Stephanie" wrote in message
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"Frisbee®" wrote in message
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One reply highlighted that breast-feeding is not sexual. While you are
correct in that statement, these are teenage boys who are NOT
blood-related to "step-mom." It -will- be sexual to them.

Should they be taught by implication that they are correct? Or should
their faulty impression be corrected?

Okay, so you're going to tell the teenage boys that they should not become
aroused by seeing your breasts? I seriously doubt that this will reverse
the physical effects. Certainly you can tell them to not ogle, if that's
what you mean. But I doubt you're going to change the fact that it's erotic
to them.

I'm really surprised that nobody seems to be getting my point. Should all
of us men be ashamed of what arouses us? Should teenagers be expected to
control their urges, or seemingly their thoughts?

Will I regret getting into this conversation?

Stay tooned!

(I wonder what my googling wife is thinking of my posts so far.)