I need a question answered; I'm not sure this thread is suitable for younger members

[megaji]

Alright. I’m going to make this as appropriate as I can, so as not to break the rules when I have just got here.

So, I’m interested in erotic lactation, and I am trying to find out if there are some sort of Catholic views on this, because I want to make sure I am not going to do something wrong or sinful that will get me sent to Hell. I think I remember hearing that anal sex was sinful or something, so that’s what got me interested in making sure what ever I was doing with my wife wouldn’t be sinful.

I looked at the Wikipedia page, and it did have the views of different religions, but not a Catholic one. After that I tried Google, but then some very nasty things popped up in the results, so that was no good, either.

So, my question is this: in suckling my wife’s breasts, would I be sinning or doing something that is wrong?

Also, just to clarify, it isn’t that Infantilism or BDSM.

And, I’m sorry if this thread’s topic is inappropriate, but this is a serious question that needs answering. Please don’t ban me if you do find this inappropriate.

 

[Feanaro_s_Wife]

**I’ll be brave…and I’ll assume in charity that you are sincere in your question.

There is nothing immoral in what you suggest. Husband’s and wives have a lot of freedom in what they do in their sex lives. We are not allowed to do anything that does not lead to a completed act of intercourse (male ejaculating in his wife’s vagina without any contraception). That’s pretty much all the Church tells us.

If both you and your wife find this enjoyable foreplay, I am pretty sure it’s fine.**

 

[Feanaro_s_Wife]

Oh, and if you haven’t already, read “the good news about sex and marriage” for some good info on Catholic marriages and sex.

 

[Cari]

I’m thinking about not feeding the trolls.

That said, you covered it all, FW- nothing more needs to be said.

 

[megaji]

Thank you, that helps very much.

 

[Lourdes_1858]

The book Good News About Sex and Marriage by Christopher West would be good for you.

The author, a diocesan director of marriage and family life, answers the questions about human sexuality and marriage that he always encounters in the numerous adult audiences he addresses. He provides thoughtful responses that present Catholic Church teaching in a fresh, thoroughly appealing, and convincing manner.

“Christopher West has done an outstanding job in Good News About Sex and Marriage in showing how the teachings of the Church on marriage and sexuality, as presented by Pope John Paul II, actually make sense for everyone in daily life. Good News About Sex and Marriage is a must for all engaged and married couples and all those who hope to be married.” - (Rev.) Richard M. Hogan, Co-author, Covenant of Love and Faith For Today, works on the thought of Pope John Paul II.