Is Mise,

I don't understand what you're saying.

Nathan,
Normal isn’t what works best for one but is that which is the norm and the norm for humans is to use the entrance to enter not the exit.

Foxy,
Can’t make it any plainer, it’s the norm for women to at least get pregnant before they breast feed, it’s not normal for women who have never been pregnant to do so, but they do, and it’s not normal.
Deviant behaviour is not the norm when it’s a minority doing it and entering anywhere through the exit is deviant.

Hi Issy,

I understand how thing were normal in your regiment, in "this mans army" in the good old days, where men were men and boys had to watch their bazookas. There, in your lonely foxhole with only Private Pansy for company, yep, things were pretty normal. BTW; how many times a week did you have to breast feed the regimental eunuchs? Just asking.

Is it normal for women who have never been pregnant to breast feed their partner’s child?
Dose anyone consider it a normal practice?

Paul,
You could, at least, acknowledge that we protected homo soldiers and at risk to ourselves for knowingly concealing criminal behaviour.
If they did their part in the general scheme of things no one gave a damn about their sexual proclivities, but, as I said, we never risked putting them together where there was a security risk.

Is Mise,

You are not making any sense to me.

Look up "galactorrhea." It is a medical condition that
can be caused by a variety of reasons. And it can be
cured by a medical practitioner. I don't see what it has
to do with anyone's sexuality which is the topic being
discussed here.

Foxy,
It’s a quite simple question, but you, as usual, cannot answer a simple question; the medical condition that you mention has absolutely no bearing on women who have never been pregnant being able to breast feed.

Now, would you consider it normal for a virgin female human being being able to produce milk from her mammary glands for the sustenance of a human baby?

I can’t put it any clearer than that but don’t hesitate to ask if you cannot understand the question.