do you think could outright say they want to be pregnant without thinking about it too much? I brought this up because not too long ago, the girl in my life boldly told me that she wants to be pregnant. Not say its something I don't want(cause I do one day when the time is right), but I actually found it strange because of how she went about it. Anyhow what I do say, is that she'll get her wish when the time/situation is right.
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Ninja Scooter
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don't let her around your rubbers.
impirius said:Does she look like this?
:lol :lol
Seriously though, I don't think she's the type of girl that would want to trap me. Shes just one of those girls who I see as being raised with wanting children in mind. It quite funny, because she told it more than 3 kids she would ever want.
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Lindsay said:
"It" as in pregnancy or "it as in babies? Because personally, I don't exactly find the prospect of stretch marks, cellulite and saggy boobs very "cute looking"... D=
Pregnancy... ew. I can understand that some women want to have kids someday, but who the hell actually WANTS pregnancy? I know I don't.
Also, maybe I'm a bit conservative, but it really disturbs me how many women have kids in their late teens. My school just spent several million dollars of its budget last year on further expanding upon the on-campus daycare center because 40% of the women enrolled have young children, which are pretty staggering statistics to me. I'm usually the only girl of my age group in any given class that doesn't already have kids. Most of these girls also have kids around the ages of three and five, so I'm guessing that the vast majority of them were teen pregnancies. I don't see how anyone can think about pregnancy so early on in life. Having kids isn't even something I want to consider at this point in my life and I don't expect it to hit my radar until I'm in my 30's. I guess I just don't have any maternal instincts or whatever. D=
Waychel said:
After reading some of the stuff in the link below, I can't help but say sucks to be a female...
http://www.seasonsindia.com/pregnancy/cesareancare_sea.htm
I encourage the GAF to read this stuff. Its quite interesting than what you might think.
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I dont. The kid would probably slobber all over my DS and break my Ninja Turtle toys. :lol I have a cat that is a handfull enough for me. I dont need to add in a child on top of that, plus there's no need to add another person to the global overpopulation. Maybe when I start hitting my late 30's I'll get that 'urge' to have kids, but definatly not now.
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I dunno why chicks keep lining up for babies. I've seen the childbirth videos in science class.
I don't even have to blink. I would love to. But I'm also responsible. I think it's something both parties have to be in agreement on (and I prefer it if the man initiates), and the timing has to be right. So until that's the case I will simply have to live without. And it also means I have a very upfront stance on birth control and consequences. I take precautions, but if they fail, then fully expect me to follow through on it. Don't even mention the alternative. I don't need a man staying behind because he feels trapped; it's not the relationship I want. I'm certainly not the type to get pregnant on the sly, even if by some miracle, I could.
For the record I loved being pregnant, and survived childbirth. It was 55 hours of hell, but oh so well worth it. The stretch marks do come during, towards the end, and entirely based on genetics and how quickly you gain. They also cease to be very noticeable after the first year (they start off purple and fade to silver then skin tone). Yes I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Everything was more than worth it.
Argh, if I was faced with the chance today I'd have a hard time turning it down - but I would... for now. I need to be more settled at work, and lower my debts.
Be careful waiting too long to have children. The body bounces back better in your twenties, and infertility rates at 30 and 40 are considerably higher than the media leads you to believe.
For the record I loved being pregnant, and survived childbirth. It was 55 hours of hell, but oh so well worth it. The stretch marks do come during, towards the end, and entirely based on genetics and how quickly you gain. They also cease to be very noticeable after the first year (they start off purple and fade to silver then skin tone). Yes I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Everything was more than worth it.
Argh, if I was faced with the chance today I'd have a hard time turning it down - but I would... for now. I need to be more settled at work, and lower my debts.
Be careful waiting too long to have children. The body bounces back better in your twenties, and infertility rates at 30 and 40 are considerably higher than the media leads you to believe.
In primary school, during sex ed, one of our teachers told the boys that giving birth was like shitting out a watermelon, and that we were to never tell the girls that for fear of scaring them. We agreed, going all like, "do we look like we'd go tell the girls that?!" I couldn't imagine 55 hours of shitting out a watermelon. Yeah, we told the girls.
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What about baby Hitler?spliced said:
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CrystalGemini said:What about baby Hitler?
It's like in math, a negative times a negative equals a postive, therefore baby hilter is "cyoooote".
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