Love Don’t Judge

THE BAILEYS have become a viral sensation after sharing videos of wife, Rachel, breastfeeding her husband, Alexander. Their videos have riled up a lot of shocked people online and they’ve had no end of criticism for their behaviour, but they just shrug off the haters and are ‘milking’ the attention instead.

The couple live in Florida with their 3 kids; Troy, Aria, and Matthew. It was when Rachel was breastfeeding Aria that Alexander got his first taste of her milk. The couple were on a cruise without the kids and Rachel forgot her breast pump so Alexander stepped up to relieve her pain and reduce the risk of her getting mastitis. Alexander now feeds regularly, something he looks forward to as it's a form of meditation for him, as well as a bonding moment between man and wife. Alexander says it's also done wonders for his immune system, “I haven’t really got sick in 3 years".

The couple have created a prominent social media presence by openly and unapologetically sharing their antics online. Alexander has written a song called ‘Milk Float’ and they’ve co-written a book. Their breastfeeding content has attracted a plethora of negativity from people with comments like; “you are sick, weird, disturbing”.

This doesn’t phase the Baileys and they plan on continuing their feeding sessions until Matthew is weaned off, which unfortunately for Alexander, is happening imminently.

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When Sam started dating Conor in 2020, she was up front about the fact that she's asexual. Speaking to Love Don't Judge, Sam explained: "I don't have any sexual attraction. I still have romantic attraction, but sex is off the table for us. It's not something that's really in our relationship."

Speaking about Sam's revelation, Conor remarked: "I was definitely confused at first, it was definitely a journey on educating myself." Giving an insight into how their intimate life looks, Conor admitted: "I would say our intimate sex life is definitely not what society deems as normal," with Sam, agreeing: "Third base is the line with us, that's fine."

The pair proudly share their relationship online, but it's not always met positively. Sam said: "I do get a little bit of hate. I get things like, 'So you're a robot' and 'Being with you must be torture'." The couple's friend, Cameron, has also expressed puzzlement in the past, explaining: "I was confused, I didn't know what it was. I was still learning about that stuff and didn't know how you could do that."

Remaining unfazed by the judgement, Sam said: "People who judge our relationship need to open their mind a little bit more. Things can be different and the love is still evergrowing."

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Danni is a body image coach and body positivity influencer originally from Florida, now living in LA. She went viral in 2023 for practising the act of sologamy and committing to herself in a wedding ceremony.

She told Love Don't Judge: "I'm judged because I spent $4000 on a wedding to marry myself." Explaining her choice she said: "Before the wedding, I spent a couple of years in therapy, just really trying to find myself. During my self-love journey I stopped drinking, I stopped having sex, I spent a lot of quality time with myself, taking myself on dates. Just really finding out what I like."

Growing up, Danni never understood the idea of a man walking you down the aisle and said weddings were all about the bride. She came up with the idea to marry herself before COVID but didn’t have her ceremony until 2022.

Her unusual ceremony hit the headlines a year later, and critics came out in force. Danni said: "The most hurtful comment I experienced online was people saying that I had to marry myself because no one would want me. What messages are we sending people of size that they are unlovable, that they are unworthy? That's not true, I can get married to a man tomorrow!" But Danni chooses to focus on herself, and the inspiration she can give to others.

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Montreanna and Manny started off as high school sweethearts before splitting when they were still at school. Years later, Montreanna found out that Manny had been sentenced to life in jail.

Speaking to Love Don't Judge, she revealed: "It was very hard for me. I understood that he didn't deserve that and he doesn't deserve that. I was just looking at his charges and looking at the situation and was like, that's not him, what's going on?"

When she bumped into his cousin, Montreanna asked them to get Manny to call her and weeks later, he phoned. Montreanna gushed: "It felt like my heart was literally beating out of my chest. I just felt every single butterfly you could have on this earth in my stomach."

The pair got married at Manny's jail after he proposed to Montreanna over the phone. However, Manny's current sentence means that he's behind bars for life and many question why Montreanna is sticking with her man.

Head over to our YouTube channel to see the full episode where Montreanna’s mum shares her own brutal opinion, "When she first told me that she was getting back together with him. I was real sceptical. You need to think about the reality."

Despite the challenges and judgement that the couple face, Montreanna refuses to let the hate dictate their relationship. Reflecting, she said: "There's nothing wrong to me with loving somebody. It doesn't matter where he's at, where he resides. I love someone."

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Mistress Marley, 30, has an unusual occupation. "I make six figures a year telling men what to do," she told Love Don't Judge.

Sparked by her dissatisfaction and want for more, Marley Googled 'how to make money online as a woman', webcamming popped up as an option but it wasn't for her. Eventually, during her search, she stumbled across women on the internet earning their living by telling men to send them money and controlling their bank accounts. Her first cheque came in after she requested her $50 lunch bill to be paid. The money arrived straight away from a client, and her new career took off from there.

Marley shares some aspects of her work online and others have also filmed her in action. One such post went viral with one of her clients walking on a leash, and she received a harsh backlash, with some people sending her racist comments. She explained: "I had a white s** on a leash, next thing I know it was blowing up, going crazy. There were some people in my inbox calling me the n-word, saying 'you should be on a white man's leash'." Despite these comments, Marley believes in what she is doing. "This lifestyle has enabled me to create a better life for myself, I've been able to give myself that creative freedom to not feel that I'm behind bars or locked in a box. Judge all you want, but the money is hitting my account just the same."

Marley's work also involves her clients doing her household chores, errands and life admin. Head over to the Love Don't Judge YouTube page where you can see Mistress Marley in action with one of her clients, Beta. Beta says "She gives me tasks, I enjoy doing them. I feel safe with her, that if anything goes wrong, she's always there for me to protect me." He continued: "Sometimes I feel that this is the purpose of my life. That I need to be of service for women, and especially for Mistress Marley." When asked what Beta gets out of the arrangement, Marley said: "As a reward, he gets to be in my presence." 

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