Giving Birth
I imagine that giving birth is similar to struggling with an impacted,
stubborn turd that you're trying to squeeze out. And that's after walking around for 9 months with a bubble gut. No thanks. On the other hand, I understand that women who are zero gravida (no pregnancies) are more prone to breast cancer. You just can't win. |
Giving Birth
On 12/24/10 5:29 AM, Absolutely Contrary Mary wrote:
I imagine that giving birth is similar to struggling with an impacted, stubborn turd that you're trying to squeeze out. And that's after walking around for 9 months with a bubble gut. No thanks. A lot of women love the feeling of being pregnant. And that they are bring now life into the world. Others, of course, get pregnant because they need to remember, "no glove, no love." Or how to get some self esteem. Obviously, pregnancy is not for everyone. On the other hand, I understand that women who are zero gravida (no pregnancies) are more prone to breast cancer. You just can't win. You can have your breasts removed if you're at increased risk. But you can win. Stop complaining and enjoy life. Jeff |
Giving Birth
"Absolutely Contrary Mary" Don'tBetOnIt@Here. wrote in message ... I imagine that giving birth is similar to struggling with an impacted, stubborn turd that you're trying to squeeze out. Keep on imagining. And that's after walking around for 9 months with a bubble gut. What is a bubble gut? On the other hand, I understand that women who are zero gravida (no pregnancies) are more prone to breast cancer. "Zero gravida" is as useless a term as "bubble gut". You just can't win. You are made of fail. Educate yourself and do a better troll next time, mkay? |
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