Top ten comments about my pregnancy

Apr 02, 2008 09:54

I know I've been very free to share my complaints about pregnancy, but really it's not that bad! There are moments I love being pregnant. And truly there is nothing that compares to being able to feel Xavi all warm and safe and cozy in my belly -- We already have little games we play with each other, like the foot catching game. (HOURS OF FUN!!!) ( Read more... )

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blue_sky_48220 April 2 2008, 18:46:25 UTC
What do you got in there? Puppies?

WTF? Why puppies?

Should we be concerned? You're not going to have it here, are you?

Yes. My life-long dream is to have a baby in a Sears. (or wherever)

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caracola April 2 2008, 18:52:21 UTC
I know!!!! Maybe I just come across as a bitch? (haha not unlikely)

And if I'm walking into a store with my shopping bag and nonchalantly checking out your candles and chocolates, chances are I'm not about to push a baby out of my vagina.

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waterfaery April 2 2008, 19:12:12 UTC
You know, it's funny how much people think "heavily, visibly pregnant = spontaneous labor OMG NOW". I blame television. Because seriously? Every television show I can think of has had at least one and sometimes dozens (ER, for example) of situations where a baby is suddenly delivered out of nowhere, in public, with no warning except suddenly a big preggo bellied lady just starts panting or bending funny and then there she is on her back with a baby coming out. Nowhere in the modern media do you see the many, many hours (sometimes days) that it takes ( ... )

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caracola April 2 2008, 19:18:08 UTC
So true. Folks don't really get how much it takes for the baby to exit your body. I think birth is rarely as dramatic (in the "whoops, there's a baby" sense) as it is portrayed in the media!!!

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waterfaery April 2 2008, 19:29:19 UTC
Yeah. Now if I saw a pregnant woman with a toddler actually looking like she were in active labor, I might see how she was doing, because apparently those 2nd, 3rd, etc. kids do slip out a lot faster (as you know). But still, almost never like on TV.

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