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Here's a (loaded? sensitive? funny?) question...
Ever use a breast pump (electric or otherwise) for erogenous play, either with a partner or solo? Either for nipple stimulation or for anything else. (I'm talking about the kinds normally used by lactating women, but in this case for non-lactation purposes.)
Sign me,
Ummm, just curious.
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I've thought about it,
But I never did anything, and at the moment, an expense like that is out of my range, money is quite tight for me right now.
I might go so far as to get one eventually, but I would be using it for its intended purpose, not as a pleasure aid or similar. I've often dreamed about being able to lactate, I guess it's something deep inside me wanting to be a mother in any way possible. *sighs*
Ebay Right Now
...has an electric one, complete with the attachments for both breasts, for $28, brand new, including shipping. I've spent a lot more for much sillier things before.
And, to come completely clean, I received one earlier this week, used but in great shape in its original box, also from eBay. It's, um..., how to say this? Very interesting.
I hope you washed and
I hope you washed and sterilized it first.
Many years ago...
Yes...
Which makes me smile at your "very interesting" comment... and the aptly named title for your blog! I've owned hand-pump versions on two occasions; both of which fell to separate "purges" of things that I didn't want others to find. Sigh...
Anyway, I highly recommend doing it multiple times a day (and even a time or two in the night) for an extended period. Plenty of "nipple stimulation" in between is good too. Even it you don't ever get to the point of lactation (which would be both wonderful and terrifying if it ever got that far), my nipples have permanently become more sensitive in ways that are still... very interesting.
It would be a dream to be able to get and use a "medical grade" electric pump, which can be very pricy and certainly not something to hide in the same house as others (to make use of it properly). Most sources on inducing lactation reference that kind of pump.
http://www.wikihow.com/Lactate
Hugs,
Stacy
PS You will want to avoid extended sessions at the higher suction levels, especially just starting out. Your skin can easily succumb to blistering if you are too aggressive early on.