Milk Drops
Short reflections from the quiet edge of biology and longing.
Where milk becomes metaphor, signal becomes story,
and the body remembers more than we admit.
🥛 The Strangest Drink on Earth: How We Forgot the Only Fluid Made for Us
Humans only drink two fluids: water and milk.
Everything else is just water pretending.
But the only milk designed for human biology — the one tuned to our immune system, gut, and brain — is the one we treat as taboo.
Meanwhile the milk of a 1,500-pound grazing animal? That’s “normal.”
This essay traces how culture got it backwards — and what happens when we remember the fluid made for us.
🌍 The Quiet Revolution: Normalizing Adult Nursing Without Apology
Adult nursing isn’t taboo — it’s human. The Quiet Revolution explores the biology, emotion, and cultural history of ANR, reframing it as a natural expression of connection and trust. No apologies, no labels — just the science of softness rediscovered.