In an unassuming home in suburban America, Alexander and Rachel have found a way to connect that has stirred both fascination and controversy online.
Every day, Rachel breastfeeds her husband Alexander, a practice they have embraced for over two years.
“I drink my wife’s breast milk every day, all day straight from the source,” Alexander shares, a smile of contentment on his face.
For Rachel, this unique bonding experience is not just a luxury but a necessity.
“My breasts will go from flat to hard as rocks, super engorged, because of just so much milk,” she elaborates, describing the physical relief that breastfeeding provides her.
Their routine involves nearly a pint of breast milk each day, which translates to almost 100 gallons since they began.
The practice might seem extraordinary to many, but for this couple, it has become a natural part of their lives. Rachel describes how Alexander drinks her milk three times a day—at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, sometimes even as a snack.
“Breastfeeding my husband is not just a luxury; it is actually a necessity,” Rachel asserts, emphasizing how this practice has strengthened their bond.
The taste, according to Alexander, is a unique blend.
“Breast milk is like a rich sweet texture of milk and it tastes good. The closest thing I can compare it to is like sweet cereal milk, like after you’re done with cereal, and you drink that milk. It is just a little thinner; that’s liquid gold,” he says.
While their story has captivated the internet, drawing both curiosity and criticism, Alexander and Rachel’s experience sheds light on the diversity of intimate relationships and the personal choices that come with them.
Their openness challenges societal norms and sparks conversations about what is considered acceptable or taboo in modern relationships.
In a world where traditional views on intimacy are constantly evolving, Alexander and Rachel’s story is a testament to the myriad ways people find connection and fulfillment.
As unconventional as it may seem, their practice is a reminder that love and intimacy take many forms, each unique and deeply personal.
Watch the video below to see how Rachel breastfeeds Alexander.
