What I Wish I Knew BEFORE Freezing My Breastmilk
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Seeing my wife have our child and be a MOM takes my respect level for ALL WOMEN to a New level! You guys are the superior gender for sure!
Oh my goodness! You are the sweetest ever! I hope your wife is able to see this comment :) Thanks for your kindness!
FroopieLoopies on behalf of others mamas, thank you for your comment!! And...I AGREE we definitely are!! 😂
Wow lol thank you! We work our butts off and it really isn’t easy all the time to do so. You seem like a great supporter of your wife she’s very lucky.
Omg I wish she got to the point geez
Thanks for the view boo!
Its definitely not weird to taste your breast milk. Adults are still drinking breast milk from a different species lol now thats whats weird.
Kimmie Kim Omg... no idea why this blew my mind but woah... 😂🤦🏽♀️🐄
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exactly! we are mammals. we are carrier mammals which means we carry and nurse our young often. so, if we are producing mammals why drink the milk of other species?
It's pretty much disgusting. And yes, weird as well. And You said "Adults" are still drinking breastmilk... Very oxymoronic, right!? Needing weaning. Salute
I honestly reintroduced milk that I can’t get into her, so the nutrition is going back into me instead of waisted.
Usually just a few drops that are on my skin or on my collection device
btw your milk takes on that metallic smell because of an ecxess in lipase production...ive heard of some women with this after they drank the mothers milk tea so I don't know if that's a possible connection or not. but it is definitely an excess of lipase, the natural enzymes that keep the milk from curdling on its own. It's perfectly still safe for babies to drink. if ur baby didn't mind the taste then I would not boil it. boiling it kills off a lot of the natural benefits of breastmilk.
+S. D. Definitely! I would also advise the same. But, just personally, I would rather give babe boiled breastmilk than formula :)
S. D. My frozen and thawed breast milk tastes like grass and then sour milk. Have you heard anything about trouble shooting that?
I wouldnt boil breastmilk, because it is "alive", and high heat negates much of the benefits of breastmilk. Best of luck, though!
+Olivia Smith thanks so much for your comment! However, warming breastmilk also has many benefits. We have used a bottle warmer (which can reach boiling temperatures) for this entire journey breastfeeding as recommended by our family naturopathic doctor. Also, sometimes you MUST boil breastmilk to remove the metallic taste that occurs when freezing for some women. If your kiddo won't drink the milk based on metal taste, then that would be a must :)
Olivia Smith LOL soon as she said that I slid right down to comment... *DON'T BOIL MILK.. You'll kill the minerals/cells
The minerals no, the beneficial bacteria yes.
I think it's more of a simmer than a boil
@@noraayumustari1274 okay so then how do you warm up the milk?
This is awesome I didn't have to store milk luckily but please don't dump milk. If it's unable to be drank by baby it's still very usable for a milk bath which is amazing for baby's skin :)
+KaSandra Ulbricht you're totally right! I didn't think of a milk bath. Thanks for being awesome!
of course! I breastfed my 2 daughters my older one for 16 months when she weaned herself and my younger was 34 months haha it took 6 months and a final "no more" to get her cut off. Both gained a ton also so I was a milk cow for quite a while. :) I had a few friends who were upset about having to dump milk so they found the milk bath idea :)
+KaSandra Ulbricht oh awesome! We are at 19 months and this boy is showing zero signs of slowing down. Although, I'm feeling more ready to be done. So, we'll see. :)
You can donate you milk instead of dumping it. Premiees in hospitals can use it because a lot of times and the babies don't taste it because it doesn't go directly in their mouth.
You can also store smaller amounts of milk. Ie. 60ml bags.. that way you aren't wasting milk either
Boiling the milk kills the good stuff in the breast milk that makes it so much more beneficial for your baby. I would just pull the milk from the freezer and thaw it in warm water.
Just remember 555 thumb rule. 5 hours outside , 5 days in frize and 5 months as frozen and don't boil breastmilk
Actually, it is recommended to boil breastmilk when it has a metallic taste. Thanks for the view sweetie!
Nurse told me its 666 and I hated that number! Ugh!
@@CreatinginChaos So its ok for the baby to drink cold breast milk?
Thanks 4 this tip...
** Keeping The Most High First Always ** you’d be surprised...it actually is. But it just depends on the baby. I hate it , so I always sit it in warm water.
I definitely wouldn't boil it either as it kills off the good vitamins and minerals. Warming is fine but boiling would definitely mess with the milk.
I wouldn't boil it either, unless it has the metallic taste. I would rather give my child boiled, cooled milk, than formula. But that's just my opinion.
If you all hate the tea, you should try the smoothie. Flax seeds brewers yeast fruit of your choice and that’s it. I had one 8 oz glass and my supply show up! I would only suggest having one once a week or whenever you feel low to avoid over supply
In the resturant business we use the method" first in first out"
Esmeralda Robles I love this method! Great idea! Thanks for sharing!!!
fifo
Yay for FIFO!! Business principle for all inventory, especially perishables!
Don’t boiling the milk make the milk lose its nutrients? I was always told to avoid a high temperature
I honestly don't go by any of the recommended times. I just smell and taste the milk and if it's still good I let my baby drink it. If it's slightly soured, I boil and taste again. Simple as that! I always poured it down the drain if it was spoiled but now I'm going to try the milk bath and look into making soap. I've never heard of those before!
wow so many things I have never even considered being a stay at home Mom/ on demand breastfeeder. informative video for sure
The metallic metal smell taste is called high lipase
You can thaw milk out by running it under warm water so you don’t have to thaw it out in advance, you can thaw it as you need it
I loved your video. I am a grandma who is using breast milk for my newborn granddaughter. I was unable to breastfeed my two girls.. with my first I dried up after only a couple weeks of feeding and nothing I did would help it. I even had a lactation nurse come to my hospital room and then again to my home. With my second she had an intolerance to dairy, soy and gluten she was put on Neocate which she thrived on, so even though I missed that bonding time she was happier and healthier. So this information is new to me so thank you.
What an amazing gift you are giving to your granddaughter. I'm glad that my video is helpful to you :)
If everyone just remembers that "wasting" breast milk (when u have enough to feed the baby) isn't really a waste of money or depriving anyone else of food. The only thing lost is time it took to pump which if you're pumping you're pumping anyways 😙 so try not to let it bother you too much. We have enough stressors in life to worry about throwing out free milk.
Here here! If we can all just mother the way we feel is best and support other mothers, that would be the best case!
Beans and Monkeys thats kinda what i thought i was doing... trying not to make her feel too bad about "wasting" the milk... im on the team positivity 😁
This is so true! I sometimes have a hard time with throwing out bad breast milk. I think to myself "but this belongs to the baby." Not acknowledging the fact that my body is making plenty and frankly my baby doesn't know I'm throwing out her food anyway. lol. It's so silly
Ana Lopez i totally know the feeling i just try to remind myself its free and my son is eating and growing perfectly. I understand there are women who exclusively pump and i could see how that would be a waste maybe depending on how often and how much they pump i was just trying to make the video poster feel a little better about dumping the unused milk 😊
Rather than just throwing it out, you can make soap from breastmilk that isn't the best to eat. Also good for a nice foot soak or milk bath for baby! LOTS to do with the milk other than consuming it.
Thanks for the tips on the taste.
Not everyone is able to create an oversupply though, which can then lead to undersupply problems. I tried so hard to make an oversupply just to provide my daughter with enough and it didn't work more than a few ounces extra for a few months. Every situation is different though. Instead of throwing out "spoiled" milk it can be put in baby's bath for moisturizing, or used as first aid for external cuts, bruises, etc. I've also exclusively used Target Up & Up storage bags for almost a year and a half and never had one leak yet. I think they are so much thicker than the other brands.
+Laura Noelle thanks so much for your perspective. As I stated in the video, these are tips that came from my own experience. I totally get that others have a different experience than I do.
I used this as well and they have been working well for me😁
My twins were in the NICU a little over the month. I learn a lot from the nurses. One thing that they told me after warm breastmilk it only good for a hour. After that need you to throw it away. It doesn't matter if it fresh or frozen. 🚫So do not boiling breastmilk and then freeze it. It's not good for your babies.🚫
Great tips mama! Thank you!
The UP & UP brand breas tmilk storage bags are the best I have found. They don't seem leak after freezing and reheating.
I drink Mother's Milk and thought I had Lipase, but come to find out, my little has a diary intolerance. Any milk pumped and frozen prior to my cutting dairy from my diet, little refused. I still drink Mother's Milk, removed dairy from my diet completely, and now my little will drink frozen and reheated milk with no problem.
Regarding boiling milk to rid the iron taste, you only need to scald milk before freezing. It does kill of some of the good, but it will also kill of the enzyme (lipase) that will consume your milk and make it unpalatable to the picky eaters. If your frozen milk is high in lipase, some milk banks will take it with no issue, so you don't need to throw it out.
You said this much more eloquently than I did. I meant to say scald rather than boil. Thanks so much for watching.
Awesome video. I’m
Helping my lady with out first baby 🍼
Haha love your comebacks on some of these comments. New subbie!
I had no idea that frozen breastmilk was only good for 24hrs after defrosted !! I have been using it but also still giving fresh milk too so it may be used within two days if not sooner. He seems to be fine so hopefully I didn’t make him sick or something.
not weird i taste everything too! my older ones are on their own but for 5 and under I take a quick sip :)
Haha. I even still taste things for my nine year old. Haha.
Thank you so much for this video! Learned a lot 😊
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching :)
I wish my supply would’ve stayed up 😩 my son was a premie so I couldn’t really latch him on like how I was planning since I couldn’t always be in the nicu.
I've been there too, mama. My first kiddo was in the NICU and I was only able to pump for about 6 weeks. But, your son is thriving and healthy! That is the MOST important thing.
This is all great advice, thanks for posting it!
You are very welcome. Thank you for stopping by!
Previously frozen breastmilk is fine out in room temp longer than an hour. I believe it's 4 to 6 hrs. It's prepared formula that can't stay out in room temp for longer than an hour. I also wouldn't boil breastmilk because it can negatively impact the milk's antibodies, etc.
I think I might've misspoken in this video. When I said boil, I meant scald. So, it would be at a high heat, but just for a short amount of time. I wouldn't even consider doing this either if my son would have consumed it with the high lipase and metallic taste.
It is one hour in room temp after thawed. The 4-hr rule is for freshly expressed milk. If you’re in the US, check out the CDC guidelines.
Thank you so much your so informative!
Of course! I'm so glad that I could help :)
Would boiling it after it being thawed not good to do?
Did you say you're a teacher? From home? I just had my first baby and would love to transition to home. Would love some direction. Would you be willing to chat? :)
after having 3 kids the mother milk tea will taste good if u add a teaspoon of honey.
on my first day of breastfeeding on my 3rd child I put a haakaa pump on the boob not being used so now I have a freezer stash....if I knew this haakaa pump sooner that lesser milk will be spoiled on my first two kids.
I highly recommend the haakaa
I wish I had knew about boiling the milk. I had to throw out 3 Walmart bags of milk. 🤦🏽♀️
You are so enjoyable to listen to! I loved this and don't even need to be freezing bm haha!! Good info. I was the same about tasting anything my baby ate!! I honestly never fed him something that I wasn't ok with eating or tasting. I think it's a good rule to have :) and my milk always got that metallic taste too. I don't think i ever figured it out.
thank you so much!
Great information!
Very helpful - thank you!
+Holly Malin you're so welcome!
nice amazon links.. im a new mom and ive thought of starting online blogs for help with supplies and techniques... as well as make a lil money for linking ;)
Feel free to make a purchase if you see something you like :)
wow, this was a good video wish I knew this too b4. I had to toss a bunch of frozen milk myself . Good pointers
Can u confirm does the 24 hour countdown start after freezer milk is fully thawed or the moment you move it out of the freezer?
Fully thawed as far as I am aware.
Learned a lot ❤️
You guys are missing the whole point of her video!
She is not feeding her baby boiling milk.
You just bring it to a boil before you freeze to get rid of the metallic taste because some babies like mine will REFUSE to drink the milk out of a bottle after it’s been frozen.
Do your research and be open to everything and attached to nothing. ✌🏻 That being said, thank you so much for this video!
Pumping before baby is 6 weeks old will create a terribly HUGE oversupply. Painful for both mom and baby, but the haakaa or breast milk collector was the way I went everytime he eats. I save just a little bit from the side hes not eating on. Even if he eats from both sides I still use it on the opposite breast. And then now that I'm back at work I am pumping plenty and he breast feeds at home. So I dont pump on the weekends just use the breast milk collector from lansinoh. I do drink the mothers milk tea, I hate black licorice too but I drink it anyway, it's not that bad lol but I also eat old fashioned oatmeal and ground flax seed everyday for breakfast. I read 2 Tbsp a day is more than enough of the flax. And also I drink lots of water and snack often. And I have had no problems other thn one side likes to produce and let down easier But I dont care as long as I'm feeding my baby! Hes 2 months.
Hey I'm so confused i wanna buy a good and cheap breast pump can u guys help me
Hakka silicone breast pump
Add honey to the Mothers Milk tea! It's so much more delicious this way!!
Good thing you say not to over supply. I mean what’s the point? It isn’t safe.
Boiling breast milk will mess up the nutritional value the same as your not supposed to heat it up in the microwave. 🤷🏻♀️🫢🫢
Your not weird, I taste anything my baby gets before I give it to him so yes I have tasted my breast milk after it was frozen and it had that weird metal taste.
Haha! Thank you. I taste almost everything they eat. :)
I try but i can’t do it, i want to try it so bad but i can’t do it!
You said you used to be a brick and mortar teacher now you work from home. Are you teaching from home? And through what avenue are you doing that? Homeschool online teacher..?
My mom has been teaching for about 10 years and I’m wondering if there’s an alternative to being in the classroom that will still pay about the same..?
Many people use VIP Kid and similar companies. It's something she could do before she goes to brick and mortar school until she built up enough clients to quit her job.
I don’t work for VIP kid or any similar company. I work for a virtual charter school. No clients required. I am a licensed teacher and teach STUDENTS in a fully accredited school.
Thank you! Which brand tea were you talking about?
Mother's Milk tea. I believe it is linked in the description :)
I love the name Harrison!
Thank you! It was my mom''s maiden name :)
Hi I have a question did you have problems with milk freezing , I'm a new mom I'm only 19 and I need help lol I put some milk in the freezer 3 days ago and it's still not frozen , idk what to do whether to throw it away keep it or just keep it there
I have not. Do you mean that it's just staying liquid and not freezing?
Yes it won't freeze at all!! My baby is a premmie born at 30 weeks she's not home with me yet but I bring it to the hospital for her i didn't want to take the chance of taking that milk from 3 nights ago this a very delicate baby
That is strange! I've never heard of that. Do you work with a lactation consultant? They might have good answers. Also, (as I'm sure you know) your NICU nurses can be a wealth of information! I had a 33 weeker 10 years ago, so I definitely understand how fragile those little ones can be.
After I remove my breast milk out of the fridge how long will it last in room temperature?
Are you asking about previously frozen milk? Or milk that went into the fridge after being pumped?
I hate the tea too
Right?! No good.
I am the same way about tasting things my baby eats! Thats why I made my own baby food. the bought stuff made me gag
Boiling breastmilk?! Never heard of that
Yep! It's only in the case of breastmilk with high lipase that causes a metallic taste.
Never boil breastmilk
Do I need to squeeze the air out ?
Yes
this is funny because we dis this and then one time when kenzi turned like 5 we were cleaning out the fridge and we had a bunch of milk still frozen in the freezer. oops haha
Hopping this round I can breastfeed
Sending you all of my good breastfeeding vibes mama!
Lol I taste everything too
My doctor said not to boil breast milk
For how long should I boil breastmilk before freezing to avoid metal taste? And how long to thaw it? Can I use electric bottle warmer to thaw it?
Thanks
Yahaira Crespo you only need to boil if you have excess lipase in your milk. In that case, you would have to boil it BEFORE freezing, because the lipase would act on the milk in the time it takes to freeze and after that there’s nothing you can do.
Were you storing your milk in a regular freezer or a deep freezer? In a regular freezer it goes bad at a month so that's why it tastes bad at six weeks...
+Queen Rexy the temperature actually has little to do with it if the milk is below freezing. The metallic taste is from an excess in lipase. Scalding the milk before freezing eliminates this.
It's good in a regular freezer for 6 months and it's good for a year in a deep freezer.
+Andrea Kelsey totally. And this was after less than a month.
so when I got pregnant my mom said to start before the baby was born in took her advice but now I found that it's not a good idea if I were to stop would my supply still come in when baby is born im 30 weeks currently
Jessi Lea breastmilk doesn't come in till the placenta releases from your uterine wall. No one needs to pre pump or "rough up nipples" for breastfeeding. Some women may leak colostrum before birth. Please read a breastfeeding book, attend a class and go to a la Leche League meeting. Educate yourself to ensure that you have a great breastfeeding journey!
it can't hurt to pump before your baby is born. I did for quite a while when I was still pregnant with my daughter and again with my son. Colostrum is the best thing for a baby especially in the beginning. Its highest in antibodies and nutrients. But you won't lose your supply if you pump while your pregnant and then stop before baby is born. Your body will naturally start producing milk as soon as baby is born. Hope this helps. much luck. Enjoy your little bundle.
+Makayla Tresnak it is actually quite dangerous and can send your body into premature labor. If you're going to pump before baby is born, its recommended to wait until after 38 weeks.
+Makayla Tresnak your attitude is not appreciated. Please do not offer incorrect information on my post. A quick google search will tell you that it is NOT recommended to pump before 38 weeks as it releases oxytocin which causes contractions. Here is a link to help with any misunderstanding: www.parents.com/advice/pregnancy-birth/my-pregnant-body/is-pumping-while-pregnant-safe/
+Beans and Monkeys, I wasn't having an attitude first of all. I was stating my experiences and what I was told my a trained professional. don't like what I have to say disable your comments instead of being a snot nose.
thanks, this was interesting. I never thought to taste the milk i used to freeze for babe on rare occassions so now are wondering more about all this. Past my child rearing days now thou.
Right?! I only did because it was recommended by my LC. Thanks for watching.
Is your breastmilk chunky when u freeze it
+SteveandShayTv not that I've noticed. It separates a bit when I thaw it, but that's about it.
Yes that tea was gross. I would mix mine with lemonade. And drink it cold
I dumped my bm today because it tasted like metal. this is so helpful! it take 1 whole day for me to fill up a 5 Oz bag I have a crappy supply :( I worked very hard at increasing it but so far nothing even my lactation consultant told me I should just stop since nothing is working since I have twins and she thinks I'm doing enough already. oh how I wish I had an oversupply. this was so helpful though thank you
off flavor due to excess lipase levels in some moms milk. google. bringing milk to scald before freeze (180) prevents off flavors forming
+Jenny Hagen thank you for helping here!
+Lesley Williams oh no!!! If you ever notice the metal taste again, be sure to bring to a boil before freezing. Also, never dump, you can always use breastmilk in a milky bath for your little.
If you need to increase supply and enrich your milk try legendairy supplements, they changed bf for me
My 1st born was very fussy with temperature of bottles still to this day his foods need to spot on or he won’t eat it 😸😂🤣
Oh that's SO interesting! It's so crazy how their little personalities are already developed that early.
Regarding whether or not to boil breast milk, that is a question for your pediatrician -- not for a lay person on CZcams. If you want to educate yourself, please consider reputable sources (e.g., the CDC, peer-reviewed medical journals).
What the lovely girl who made the video chooses to feed her baby is her decision. Although I wouldn't make the same choice with my own child, I certainly wouldn't attack *her choice* to boil breast milk. I don't know her, but I'd be willing to bet that she wouldn't be boiling her breast milk if her baby started losing weight. If her baby is surviving just fine with roughly a third of the fat that (s)he would be getting from unboiled breast milk, so be it! If she has time to make a video, her baby is probably doing just fine! Obviously babies in the NICU need all the fat, nutrients, antibodies, and such that breast milk has to offer, so of COURSE no one would ever recommend boiling breast milk given to a baby in the NICU (I'm responding to several comments below).
When I watch CZcams videos, I absorb the information that I find useful and leave behind information that I don't. There is no need to attack other mothers' choices. We, as reasonable adults, should be wise enough not to take medical advice from strangers on the internet. Don't make serious medical decisions based on CZcamsrs, CZcams comments, or websites like WebMD. I can tell you first-hand that it is super-annoying & potentially dangerous when patients do that! If you want to know whether or not it is okay to boil your breast milk, ask your pediatrician! In the meantime, educate yourself beyond CZcams & WebMD-esque sites:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4465021/
I will never boil my breastmilk. What I did is defrost it and then just warm it up in warm water. I always use that method my mother in law thought me that I never use microwave or boiling it defeat the purpose.
The reason for boiling was not just to heat it. It is to remove excess lipase - which gives the milk a metallic taste and causes the baby to not drink it. Boiling it removed the lipase and the taste. I would far rather given my child boiled breast milk than to switch to formula.,
Boiling breastmilk? You kill everything good
tossing milk left out after and hour is for formula not breast milk
+_sheisevolving6 you are partially correct. If we are talking about FRESH milk, it can be room temp for 6 hours. However, previously frozen milk (which I'm discussing here) can only be room temp for one hour.
Beans and Monkeys fresh is actually 6-8 hours and u can kéep milk that's been frozen more than hour. The lactation lady I see teaches that's for formula after 1 hour and that is what the hospital recommends and what they have to tell you. To each its own. Thanks for sharing .
"Thawed breast milk will keep in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours (but don't refreeze it). If you're traveling, you can store breast milk in an insulated cooler with ice packs for up to 24 hours." www.babycenter.com/404_how-long-does-breast-milk-stay-fresh_8918.bc
_sheisevolving6 I came here to say that. Research is showing it's good up to 6 hours.
Though, Also remember, one a baby has STARTED to drink the fresh milk, it has to be USED within 1 hr, then tossed if they didn't finish it.
The fresh milk idea is still a good idea because if you dont use the frozen milk it will have to be dumped.
The fresh milk can be froze if not used in 24 hours.
Also DO NOT BOIL BREAST MILK!!! It will kill everything that makes your breast milk healthy.
Have a good day :)
that was great
+Rachel Spicer thank you!
You boiled breatmilk? What
I have a feeling you (a) didn’t listen or (b) you haven’t yet finished the video. But...thanks for the view I guess?
You seem rude. I was just stating, to my surprise someone would boil breatmilk when I have been told to neither thaw with hot water or microwave the milk. I didn't intend on such a snappy reply to a viewer of your video
Hello. I'm not very good at you tube. But I use facebook. I can't find your facebook link tho. And all this is quite old please if you get this connect with me on facebook.. Bagley rose bagley
You don't even want to thaw it with hot water, why would you boil it?
Sarah Lord watch the video!!!!
I did watch the whole video, I've never heard of anyone boiling breast milk, I always heard even if you thaw it with hot water it destroys the nutrition
everyones milk supply and milk in general is different. YOUR breastmilk might go bad, not everybody.
+Aloha Ohana 1. My breastmilk didn't go bad. Maybe you should rewatch the video because the message seems to be lost on you.
2. Clearly HIGH LIPASE doesn't happen to everyone. Neither does low supply or leaky breasts. I suggest you do a bit more research before you come over here with your caps lock and sass.
3. Thanks for the view 😘
Soon as I seen comments talking about boiling the milk, and her arguing back that it was ok, was when I decided NOT to take any advice she has 🤦
Thanks for the view 😘
@@CreatinginChaos it was a few minutes 🤦didnt watch the entire video smart ass 💁Ill save my complete views for others thanks.
If you watched an ad, it counts! Thanks for the support! You’re the best! 🙌
@@CreatinginChaos nope 🤣didnt even last to an ad 🤦 and maybe I should say it in plain English I DO NOT SUPPORT YOUR CHANNEL OR YOUR ADVICE. Your video is outdated. Old information 🤷 besides you sound really triggered folks are calling you on your bs. Grow up, and stop trying to mom shame troll.
😘😘😘
Umm
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Get to the point already
Thanks for the view 😂😂😂
Wtf is up with CZcams? I swear this website/app brings out the rudest, dumbest people out there. Would you tell this girl to "get to the point already" to her face if she were a stranger that you stopped to talk to? Smdh 🤢
Boiling and freezing? Poor Harrison. By the time he drinks his milk, all of its nutrients are gone.
Take your negative judgmental self out of here. BYE!!!! This is the WRONG channel for sanctimommies.
Omg, I gave up watching this video coz she talk about herself too much! Just get to the point. (Call your friends if you want to talk)
Thanks for the view boo! Call your friends if you want to complain about strangers on the internet.