Nipples/Areola?
Answer:
The nipple is the part that stands out and become erect (hard) when you are cold, excited, etc. - contrary to what the other answerer said, milk comes mostly from the areola. anyway, if your nipples don't stand up above you areola, you could have inverted nipples, which can transpire. It's not a cause for alarm though. Sometimes nearby is a difference in color between the two and sometimes in attendance isn't.
The nipple is the actual thing where on earth the milk would come out.
The areola is the darkened skin area around the nipple.
The distinction between the two might rise and fall from one person to another.
Your areola is the coloured nouns the "tip" of your breasts.
The nipples are the little pointy-things a the centre of the areola.
Once you own kids, the nipple is essentially where the most, if all of the milk comes from when they breast nurture.
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