Leaking breast milk

So one day my mom had to rush off to work and I had to finish washing my baby brother whose 5 months old and when I got him out of the tub we latched on to my breast because apparently he was hungry. But at the time I was wearing a tank top and no bra because I had just gotten up. So what happened was I pulled him off and I started uncontrollably leaking breast milk all over. I got him dressed and put him to sleep and for the next ten minutes I was trying to stop from leaking milk. When I finally got it to stop i changed my wet clothes and cleaned up. I thought everything was fine and that the baby had just somehow made my breasts start leaking. But the next day when I heard from crying for food my breasts started leaking again. Also another problem is that I heard how when ladies who had just had their babies leak milk when babies are crying but I've never had sex so its weird. Also women who breast feed have rapid breast growth and I think its happening to me because last week when the first incident happened I was a large C cup but now I'm a small D cup I don't know what to do about the leakage or the breast growth can someone please give me good advice on how to stop this without having to go to the doctor. thank you for helping.

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Comments ( 13 )
  • Arm0se

    This doesn't sound real...

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    • Ellenna

      It's not. It is possible for women who haven't given birth to breastfeed but it takes a lot more time and stimulation than she's talking about

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      • charli.m

        I suspect she is really a he, and is jerking off to the fantasy "she" wrote.

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        • Ellenna

          You're probably right

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  • Asstastics

    Milk or no milk, you might as well let him suck your nipples. Sounds like quality attention to me.

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  • wolfgirl9117

    I don't mean to de rude

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  • wolfgirl9117

    I'd love to stay and chat but really fake

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  • chained_rage

    Try sticky tape

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  • I'm-not-a-bitch

    Don't you have a baby formula at least?

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  • reminiscent

    sometimes if a woman is around a new baby she can start producing milk...woman who have never been pregnant can breastfeed an adoptive child.
    you can google it for more info as i am not 100% informed.

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    • reminiscent

      also consult a doctor for advice

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    • charli.m

      There's a lot of preparation and often hormonal injections that go into adoptive mothers being able to breastfeed. It's not instantaneous.

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      • reminiscent

        *nods* i wanst 100% sure on the subject just heard about it. so maybe a hormone imbalance. best to seek a doctor.

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