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Yes, there have been studies that a women can produce milk if see thought see was pregnent or really wants a child of her own . Yes. If a woman is taking hormones to control her period or birth control, it can cause the milk glands to produce, or lactate. Some women who have had a child will continue to lactate for some time.

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14y ago

Absolutely. There are many women who have never had children, aren't pregnant, and even a number on Birth Control who lactate naturally. there are also certain drugs that can induce lactation.

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11y ago

Yes surely. Me and my gf wanted to produce milk from her breasts sot that there wasn't mere empty sucking her breasts. So we had an idea and thought to spend good time on her breasts to produce milk. I used to suck my gfs nipples quite hard for about 5-6 hours continuously at night. In between held the nipples in teeth and pulled them a bit for some time and then again started sucking. Nibbling was also included. During all this, I used to hold her one breast firmly in my both hands and pulled it a bit befor taking her nipple in my mouth. About half an hour on one breast and then moved on to other. After a month or so few white droplets started oozing out sweet in taste. Means her breast had started lactating. After some time milk grew little more but not like that of a woman having a child. But it was enough for our lovemaking sequence.

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12y ago

Most women who are making milk are not pregnant. If you think about it, it's not while you're pregnant that the milk is needed, it's after you've been pregnant.

Milk production normally continues while there's still a demand for it, if you follow what I'm saying. This could easily be a year or more after pregnancy.

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12y ago

Its not at all dangerous OR weird to do so. We're naturally curious. Nothing wrong with that.

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10y ago

No. A cow has to have given birth to a calf and be milked regularly on a routine schedule in order to give milk. Pregnancy has little to do with a cow's ability to lactate.

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