People in the park excluded me because I was breastfeeding my baby. Isn't their behavior wrong?

[Anonymous]

There were people who insulted me because my breasts were visible

[Sirenboobzilla]

Unfortunately it's their right to not want to be associated with the sight of it. However, insulting you for it is wrong. I don't care what anyone else will try to tell you, it's 100% ok for you to whip it out anywhere and feed your baby. That's what they're meant for. And you're protected by law (well, depends on where you live that is). Most people act like women feeding in public are just asking for attention. Living in New York City, I see PLENTY of women taking to a bench somewhere just minding their own business feeding their babies. "Why don't you cover it up?" Because not all babies tolerate it Karen... fo you like to be under a blanket when gulping down that cheeseburger? Didn't think so

[petitedollbabee]

I don’t believe that you should have been insulted or excluded from anything for breastfeeding. But I also don’t believe that it’s right for women to just casually flop a boob out and feed their baby infront of everyone. You can easily get one of those cover things to wear over your front, or a thin blanket, etc, or go to a private area.
I understand that it’s natural and that the baby needs food, but there's environments where it’s not appropriate, like the park.

[jshm2]

No. You were wrong for exposing yourself publicly.

It's not your act of breastfeeding that was wrong, but doing it all in full view of everyone. There are baby change rooms in various places you can go to instead.

[Wise4myage]

Yeah, I would see no reason to act like that. I bet they were just jealous, hehe.

[Celticwolf78]

Well the idiots running our country is being childish and makes it hard for you to feed your baby

[SnackTime]

Your behavior was wrong.

[jahaims]

Right and wrong are subjective