Extract from a French movie called "La passion Beatrice".
A young man is hungry and really weak. A young mother offers him to drink her milk directly from her breast.
- "I kept some milk for you if you want", she says
He rushes on her
- "Calm down, be sweet" she says.
- "It will soon be spring time", she adds.
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The Qwaser of Stigmata (聖痕のクェイサー, Seikon no Kueisā?) is an ongoing semi-pornographic manga series authored by Hiroyuki Yoshino and featuring art by Kenetsu Satō. It is notable for its heavy violence and use of graphic fanservice, and in particular, the use of breast milk as an actual plot device.
The Qwaser is an anthropoid being who possesses supernatural powers affording them utility over a single chemical element.
This specialized utility can vary widely in quality between different Qwasers and even under different circumstances; in order to maintain this specialized utility, it is necessary for a Qwaser to always have an adequate supply of soma.
The soma is the sacred substance that fuels a Qwaser's elemental powers especially in battle.
Whenever a Qwaser is replenishing its soma by breastfeeding from a nubile maiden, the Qwaser is draining away the maiden's life force through the breast milk whose quality and potency can be magnified (or diminished) by the situational emotions of the maiden not unlike how coffee or tea is sometimes modified by adding cream or sugar.
The personality of the quarry maiden also plays a role as well; although in the case of very childlike maidens, this ends up working to the Qwaser's detriment. Even then, the perspective is that the benefits are worth the risk.
In the manga, when the Qwazer Aleksander "Sasha" Nikolaevich Hel takes the Soma in order to fight, appears Theotokos of Tsarytsin: the legendary icon depicting the Virgin Mary breastfeeding an infant Jesus fabled to alter the homeostasis of the world.
Below is an uncensored extract of an episode where Aleksander "Sasha" Nikolaevich Hel takes the soma from the breast of a young virgin girl (might take some time to load, depending on your bandwidth).
Extract of The Last Emperor
This movie, released in 1987 is a biopic about the life of Puyi, the last Emperor of China, whose autobiography was the basis for the screenplay written by Mark Peploe and Bernardo Bertolucci (who also directed the movie).
In this movie, the young emperor (probably aged around 10) takes the milk from the breast of his wet nurse.
It is said that Chinese emperors were breastfed until 12.
Below is the video :
The picture on top shows an object that was supposedly where the women who were shortlisted to breastfeed the Chinese emperor had their breasts examined by the royal doctors.
Notice the liberal use of the symbols of power - the dragons on the arm rest, the dragons on the stone structure, the red color behind the platform; all symbol of power in China.
Source and copyright © Gangatkar
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Screenshot from Le Mouton enragé, 1974 movie from Michel Deville (J-L Trintignant & Jane Birkin).
Story extracted from Dionysiaques from the Greek poet, born in Egypt, Nonnos of Panopolis.
Imprisoned by Dériadès, Tectaphos, Indian prince, was locked in a dungeon and condemned to starve to death.
Her daughter, who had just become a mother, asked the guards to let her enter the jail to make a last consolation.
They let her go, and there, she gave his father the milk from her breast.
Deriades, when he learnt the daughter's piety, decided to release his enemy.
This topic is similar to the one of Roman Charity (please see related contents at the bottom of this article).
Below is the English translation (by W.H.D ROUSE, Litt.D.)
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Tectaphos & Eérié
DIONYSIACA, XXVI. 99-127
Farshooter Tectaphos came to the war. Once
he had been saved from fate by sucking the milk
from a daughter's breast with starving lips — she
devised this trick to nourish her father — Tectaphos,
parched, with crumbling skin, a living corpse."
Deriades the monarch had carried out a heartless
threat, and bound him fast with twisted ropes, and
held him a prisoner behind lock and key in a mouldy
pit, unfed, unwashed, worn out with famine, without
his part in the sun or the rounded moon. There lay
the man fettered in the depths of the earth, with no
drink, no food, seeing no man, there in a cavern
dug deep under the soil he lay in agony. Long he
was wasted by famine, breathing yet Uke those who
breathe not, as the air passed weak and fluttering
through his hungry Ups ; ugly whiffs came from his
dry flesh as if he were a corpse. There was a band
of jailers watching the imprisoned man, but his clever
daughter outwitted them with delusive words, a
young nursing mother, when she uttered a mournful
appeal and shook ^ her deceiving garments :
" Do not let me die, watchmen ! I have
nothing here, I have brought no drink and no food
for my father ! Tears, only tears I bring for him
that begat me ! My empty hands tell you that ! If
you do not believe me, if you do not believe, undo my
innocent girdle, tear off my veil, shake my dress — I
have brought no drink to save his life !"
To show she had nothing hidden from them. Here are
the words used with the Roman customs officers :
DIONYSIACA, XXVI. 128-154
"Throw me up too with my father in the deep pit. I am
nothing for you to fear, nothing, even if the king
hears of it. Who is angry with one who pities a
corpse ? Who is angry with one dying a cruel death ?
Who does not pity the dead ? I will close my father's
sinking eyes. Shut me up there : who grudges
death ? Let us die together, and let one tomb
receive daughter and father ! "
By pleading won them. The girl ran into
the den, bringing light for her father's darkness. In
that pit, she let the milk of her breast flow into her
father's mouth, to avert his destruction, and felt no
fear.
Deriades marvelled to hear the pious deed of
Eerie. He set free the clever girl's father from his
prison, like a ghost ; the fame of it was noised
abroad, and the Indian people praised the girl's
breast which had saved a life by its cunning.
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I won't tell much about this new product, which is said to be coming from a company based in Spain.
This is not just a new toy on the market, but obviously a and definitely a weird product aiming at ... promoting breastfeeding towards a wrong target : the kids.
People with an ideology should sometimes keep themselves away from kids, don't you think ?
In the Tang Dynasty, an official named Cui Nanshan, had in his family the Grand Dame Zhang Sun, Mr. Cui's great-grandmother. She was quite elderly, and had lost all her teeth, thus she could not chew even soft rice.
Eating was a big problem.
Mr. Tswei's grandmother, the Lady Tang, realized the difficulty her mother-in law had in chewing food, and thus hit upon a solution to keep the Grand Dame alive and in good health.
The Lady Tang would wake up each morning, perform her daily toilet of washing her face and combing her hair, then she would enter her mother-in-law's chambers and proceed to feed her breast-milk from her own body.
The elderly matron had no trouble digesting this nutriment, and thus thanks to her daughter-in-law, even though she could not eat normal food, her body stayed strong and healthy.
One day she fell ill, and knowing that her life was about to reach its natural end, she summoned all her generations of descendants into her room and told them, "All these years I have been looked after by my daughter-in-law. She has treated me most kindly, and I am deeply grateful to her. I only hope that the wives of all my children and grandchildren will be as considerate and proper in their filial devotion as she has been towards me."
When the family heard her final words, they were deeply impressed, and ever after, used the Grand Dame Jang Sun's advice as the motto of the household. The teaching was passed down and cherished through the many generations of the Tswei family.
Out of deep respect for the Tswei Family's matron,
After morning toilet she would feed the Grand Dame milk.
Kindness such as this is difficult to repay;
May every generation of descendants be so kind!
Number Eleven
This is a screenshot from "L'été meurtrier" (One deadly Summer"), a French movie with Isabelle Adjani.
The plot summary (from IMDbPro):
In spring 1976, a 19-year-old beauty, her German-born mother, and her crippled father move to the town of a firefighter nicknamed Pin-Pon. Everyone notices the provocative Eliane. She singles out Pin-Pon and soon is crying on his shoulder (she's myopic and hates her reputation as a dunce and as easy); she moves in with him, knits baby clothes, and plans their wedding. Is this love or some kind of plot? She asks Pin-Pon's mother and aunt about the piano in the barn: who delivered it on a November night in 1955? Why does she want to know, and what does it have to do with her mother's sorrows, her father's injury, this quick marriage, and the last name on her birth certificate?
And now the video:
Adult Breastfeedingpar jangojango1
There is an old Chinese stand-up comedy (xiangsheng) routine -- now banned for being too risque for public performance -- that kind of relates to the topic of filial piety :
An old man takes sick with a rare disease. The doctor tells him “This is a serious illness, my friend, but we can cure it for you. There’s a special Chinese herbal medicine that will fix you right up. But there is one problem: the prescription requires that you drink milk with it.”
“Why, that’s no problem.” the old man says.
“HUMAN milk,” clarifies the doctor.
“Well, that’s no problem either. It just so happens my daughter-in-law just gave birth to a baby. I can just get some milk from her.”
“Sorry, but there’s one more requirement,” says the doctor. “The milk has to be drunk directly from the breast, otherwise it loses its effectiveness.” Whew. This might be a little tricky. What can he do? The old man has no choice but to directly approach the daughter-in-law with his problem. He explains his predicament to her, and she is quite understanding.
“It’s a matter of life-and-death,” she says. “Of course I’ll help you.” So she timidly opens up her blouse and lets the old man suck the milk. But he has barely had one mouthful when the son — who had heard that his father was ill — returns home from work early. Opening the door and seeing his young wife there with his very own father in this rather compromising situation, he is understandably pretty pissed off.
“Dad!” the son cries in shock. “What the hell are you doing?” The father, seeing his son’s displeasure, stands up indignantly and says, “So! I drink one mouthful of your wife’s milk and you get this upset? Have you forgotten how much of MY wife’s milk YOU drank when you were a baby?”
It's quite a long time nothing has been posted here. I just found an interesting article published a week ago on foxnews.com.
It's dealing with these women who decided to make extra cash by selling their breast milk.
Supposing this "business model" targets exclusively babies, it could be considered as a reward to the participating ladies for "giving from themselves".
But this new "hype" raises some important questions. To know more, please read the following article :
"Breast Milk for Sale: What's All the Hype?"
Read more about these women who make some extra cash selling their breast milk.
Deadly weapons ?
A young woman, aged 26, was arrested after her 6-week-old son, was taken not breathing to a local hospital the morning of Nov. 21, 2010.
The little boy was pronounced dead the same day, and an autopsy determined the cause of his death to be “methamphetamine toxicity.”
Prosecutors alleged the mother passed the drug to the baby through her breast milk while nursing the child.
Justice now tries to determine if the defendant ignored an awareness of the risk of serious bodily harm, or if she acted with a conscious disregard of a danger to human life.
Which would make a huge difference...
I've been delaying for a while the moment when I would raise the topic of breastfeeding and animals.
A recent news - from Ireland - gave me the opportunity, if not the obligation, to finally deal with this uncommon ... news.
The facts
To raise funds, an animal welfare charity decided to create and produce a calendar showing pictures of girls ...and dogs.
The Puppy Love calendar (it's its name) now causes controversy.
The reason ?
- March. I mean the page of March which shows a model cradling and breastfeeding a puppy.
It is said that the model is a member of PETA and the story tells "she was completely comfortable with the shoot."
Members of PETA can apparently sometimes experience side effects...
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Breastfeeding is a topic that has been used many times in Japanese prints.
Herebelow is a gallery with some of these prints.
Surprisinggly one of these "breastfeeding" prints is also erotic... For adults only.
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In the Tang Dynasty, an official named Cui Nanshan, had in his family the Grand Dame Zhang Sun, Mr. Cui's great-grandmother. She was quite elderly, and had lost all her teeth, thus she could not chew even soft rice.
Eating was a big problem.
Mr. Tswei's grandmother, the Lady Tang, realized the difficulty her mother-in law had in chewing food, and thus hit upon a solution to keep the Grand Dame alive and in good health.
The Lady Tang would wake up each morning, perform her daily toilet of washing her face and combing her hair, then she would enter her mother-in-law's chambers and proceed to feed her breast-milk from her own body.
The elderly matron had no trouble digesting this nutriment, and thus thanks to her daughter-in-law, even though she could not eat normal food, her body stayed strong and healthy.
One day she fell ill, and knowing that her life was about to reach its natural end, she summoned all her generations of descendants into her room and told them, "All these years I have been looked after by my daughter-in-law. She has treated me most kindly, and I am deeply grateful to her. I only hope that the wives of all my children and grandchildren will be as considerate and proper in their filial devotion as she has been towards me."
When the family heard her final words, they were deeply impressed, and ever after, used the Grand Dame Jang Sun's advice as the motto of the household. The teaching was passed down and cherished through the many generations of the Tswei family.
Out of deep respect for the Tswei Family's matron,
After morning toilet she would feed the Grand Dame milk.
Kindness such as this is difficult to repay;
May every generation of descendants be so kind!
Number Eleven
There is an old Chinese stand-up comedy (xiangsheng) routine -- now banned for being too risque for public performance -- that kind of relates to the topic of filial piety :
An old man takes sick with a rare disease. The doctor tells him “This is a serious illness, my friend, but we can cure it for you. There’s a special Chinese herbal medicine that will fix you right up. But there is one problem: the prescription requires that you drink milk with it.”
“Why, that’s no problem.” the old man says.
“HUMAN milk,” clarifies the doctor.
“Well, that’s no problem either. It just so happens my daughter-in-law just gave birth to a baby. I can just get some milk from her.”
“Sorry, but there’s one more requirement,” says the doctor. “The milk has to be drunk directly from the breast, otherwise it loses its effectiveness.” Whew. This might be a little tricky. What can he do? The old man has no choice but to directly approach the daughter-in-law with his problem. He explains his predicament to her, and she is quite understanding.
“It’s a matter of life-and-death,” she says. “Of course I’ll help you.” So she timidly opens up her blouse and lets the old man suck the milk. But he has barely had one mouthful when the son — who had heard that his father was ill — returns home from work early. Opening the door and seeing his young wife there with his very own father in this rather compromising situation, he is understandably pretty pissed off.
“Dad!” the son cries in shock. “What the hell are you doing?” The father, seeing his son’s displeasure, stands up indignantly and says, “So! I drink one mouthful of your wife’s milk and you get this upset? Have you forgotten how much of MY wife’s milk YOU drank when you were a baby?”
