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    don't wanna give birth never ever no

    i've watched too much greys anatomy to even consider it

    adoption or no kids ftw


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    yasss this thread is back i was hoping chris would see the light

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    Quote Originally Posted by ndy View Post
    cant be as painful as a kick in the nuts
    wth i hope this is sarcasm
    anyway


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    I think you're given something make all your poop come out before you give birth normally, so it's probably less people now that do it.

    Personally, I dunno how I feel. I can imagine it's extremely extremely painful, but then after you have the baby I assume you just forget everything about the pain (unless you need stitches...) and just have a little snooze for a bit. The waiting is what would annoy me, especially on the first baby because it'd just take so long. I also don't really do well with pain and I'm a big moan bag.

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    Don't want a child, so I've never really thought of giving birth before tbh.

    I assume I couldn't care less about it tbh. But I'm neverever having a child ok





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    Quote Originally Posted by :Cerys View Post
    Don't want a child, so I've never really thought of giving birth before tbh.

    I assume I couldn't care less about it tbh. But I'm neverever having a child ok
    So, if you accidently get pregnant, you will get an abortion?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mk, View Post
    So, if you accidently get pregnant, you will get an abortion?
    Wouldn't even get preggers ~virgin4lyf~

    Nah seriously, I don't really support abortion if the reason is just because you don't want it. (Obviously I agree with abortion if it puts you/the baby in harm or whatever etcetc). I'd probably go through with it but go through adoption.





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    Quote Originally Posted by :Cerys View Post
    Wouldn't even get preggers ~virgin4lyf~

    Nah seriously, I don't really support abortion if the reason is just because you don't want it. (Obviously I agree with abortion if it puts you/the baby in harm or whatever etcetc). I'd probably go through with it but go through adoption.
    Ah, that's good then. Unless you need to have an abortion due to some risk of you or the baby, I class abortion as murder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mk, View Post
    Ah, that's good then. Unless you need to have an abortion due to some risk of you or the baby, I class abortion as murder.
    Well it's totally the woman's choice and shouldn't be judged, nobody has the right to. Saying that I'm totally against the timeframe of abortions, I'm pretty sure it's upto 24 weeks and seeing as I was actually born at 24 weeks I find that a little disgusting as it is actually a human at that point. I don't see it classed as murder in the very early stages though, it's technically a ball of cells in the very early stages but anyways this is opening a whole new can of worms BUT JUST saying, nobody should be judged for choosing to have an abortion. There are many different factors involved and it's not just black and white.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dilusionate View Post
    Same as this as the OP! I don't think I could ever be with someone who defo doesn't want kids in the future but I'm really worried about whoever I marry actually doing it as it doesn't look like a pleasant experience to go through.
    @Shar; might be able to give us some interesting words NOT THAT SHE HAS GIVEN BIRTH OR ANYTHING JUST HER PROFESSION GUYS!
    Phil you weren't supposed to tell anyone about my baby

    Women are biologically made to be giving birth. Its totally normal to be afraid of it, I totally admire the absolute minority that aren't scared. But we have to remember that it is totally normal and we can't have 100% control over everything in labour. I think that's where things go wrong. Especially now in the 21st century where there are a lot more women actually working and becoming the breadwinners control is something we really want but it just isn't possible. With labour you need to go with the flow.
    When you give birth you are not at all sick, you're completely healthy and its such a WOAH experience but it is normal for women.
    Also, we're so lucky in this country, sometimes we even forget it ourselves but we have access to so many different types of pain relief and we have midwifery led and obstetric led teams their for support and to help and step in when need.

    @buttons people tear but they get stitches and your hips won't break!
    Women also do open their bowels but that's because of the muscles you use when you push.

    @Chris watching a women giving birth isn't inappropriate content, leave the link at least!!
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