Adult nursing relationships (ANR) refer to intimate, non-sexual connections between individuals where one person provides comfort and nurturing through breastfeeding. These relationships can involve romantic partners, close friends, or even unrelated individuals who share a deep bond of trust and affection. Adult nursing is often associated with lactation, but it may also encompass other forms of non-sexual touch that evoke feelings of care and intimacy. In ANRs, the person providing nourishment (also known as the "nurse") takes on a caring role, while the recipient ("suckler" or "comfort receiver") experiences relaxation, relief from stress, and an enhanced sense of connection with their partner or friend.

For those interested in learning more about adult nursing relationships (ANR), various resources are available to provide information, guidance, and support. These include online communities like Reddit's r/adultbreastfeeding subreddit, the Lactation Wiki (lactation.wiki), Dreams of Milk (dreamsofmilk.com) and more.   

There is also a local ANR group in the Houston, Texas metroplex area.  There are regular meetups, parties, and brief educational sessions designed to foster open dialogue and understanding among members. Additionally, the group's Telegram chat room serves as a real-time platform for sharing experiences, asking questions, and seeking advice from fellow ANR enthusiasts. The website is at ANRHouston.com, and you can become an active part of this supportive network and expand your knowledge about adult nursing relationships in a safe and welcoming environment.