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**K0aM7urg** · 09-10-2012, 06:47 PM

I wouldn't know. When my baby died a few hours after birth my breasts definately weren't spurting milk when I heard other babies cry.

Good to hear from a woman. Quite often I find people generalize and stereotype gender identities and related biological aspects this way but each person is a separate personality imo apart from the core human qualities. This is why a human being is called "lokaya" (a world) in certain contexts. Each person has his/her own "sensory world".

09-10-2012, 06:47 PM	#13
K0aM7urg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 378 Senior Member	I wouldn't know. When my baby died a few hours after birth my breasts definately weren't spurting milk when I heard other babies cry. Good to hear from a woman. Quite often I find people generalize and stereotype gender identities and related biological aspects this way but each person is a separate personality imo apart from the core human qualities. This is why a human being is called "lokaya" (a world) in certain contexts. Each person has his/her own "sensory world".
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