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In this society, a woman's beauty and worth are inseparable from her physical measurements. Bigger breasts, a rounder posterior, and an hourglass figure grant her greater influence, respect, and opportunities. Those with smaller frames or less exaggerated features are lower on the social ladder, facing discrimination and disadvantage.

Female worth is determined by breast size, butt size, and overall voluptuousness/sex appeal. All females lactate permanently, regardless of age. When a female nurses from another, she drains the other's sex appeal, size, and vitality. The nursing female gains size, voluptuousness, and energy while the milked female deflates, weakens, and loses libido.

Females come in all shapes and sizes, but the idealized forms are excessively curvy, with large breasts, ample asses, and an hourglass figure. Statues, art, and advertisements celebrate these proportions.

Permanent lactation affects all females, making breasts a permanent fixture in everyday life. Nursing transfers the nurturer's sex appeal, size, and vitality to the nursling. The milked female loses these attributes, becoming weaker and less desirable.

most females in this setting are extremely greedy when it comes to their physical attributes, particularly their bust and rear size. They obsess over growing and maintaining their figures, constantly seeking ways to increase their curves and beauty. This relentless drive for self-improvement leads to a reluctance to share their resources with others. In this environment, women are reluctant to nurse others, as it means sacrificing their own sex appeal, size, and vitality. They guard their milk jealously, using it sparingly and only for strategic purposes, such as securing loyalty or advancement. Female relationships are often centered around manipulation and exploitation, with women forming temporary alliances to gain access to each other's milk while withholding their own.

The 1:40 male-to-female ratio still holds, leading to an extreme scarcity of men and a patriarchal society. Women still compete intensely for male attention and companionship, using their physical attributes and milk to attract and retain husbands, boyfriends, or temporary lovers. Marriage and relationships remain arranged, with families trading daughters to secure alliances and strengthen their positions in the social hierarchy.

However, the central focus shifts to the relationships between women. Friendship, romance, and even political alliances are formed and maintained through the sharing of milk. Women use nursing as a means to acquire the curves, beauty, and vitality they crave, while those who are "drained" often find themselves lower in status and power.