+1 yI can't say I would date a pregnant woman. I'd be friends with her, hang out... see where things go. Even support her in labor if needed but I'm more likely to date a single mother than a pregnant woman.
I'd be too afraid she'd dump me to get back with her ex for the good of the child.20 Reply
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+1 yI did this, and actually even assisted the delivery at home when the midwife didn’t show up it was just the two of us.
Good times and a cool kid.21 Reply- +1 y
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u +1 yToo much potential for drama with the ex.
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+1 yOh good question.
it would need to be someone very special and you would need to have known them prior to pregnancy.
Going out socialising with a pregnant woman is an experience, especially once those hormones are kicking in.
Even something like going for a meal is entering the unknown.
Yes but I would have needed to have known them well previously, really fucking well and have that emotional connection.
if not, then it’s not happening as trying to understand a pregnant woman at an emotional level is seriously hard and really not to be done.20 Reply992 opinions shared on Relationships topic. I'm assuming most wouldn't, but there are some men who have a fetish for pregnant women. 🤷♀️
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It's pretty sick in my opinion
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"I'm pregnant"
"tell me more mmm" :P - +1 y
Sick, sick, sicko-
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I don't know, I just can't stand a few links like this one... It's so... You know
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*pukes nonetheless*
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I won't kink shame, but i will think shame
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Cute picture, Bella
+1 yIt's one of them things that depends on the situation maybe it's someone you knew already.
Maybe they split with there ex making the decision to keep the child because they wanted to be a parent.
Maybe it started as a friendship and the situation changed.
If it was a complete stranger on a dating app then they really need to be appealing in some unique way.10 Reply
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI may have done at one time (when i was buying into the bullshit peddled by feminists about real men taking on other peoples children etc) but not anymore.
As a woman you hold all the cards surrounding pregnancy, if you want to have a child without the consent of the father or have the child of a man who isn't right for you etc thats fine, thats your business, but dont ask me to be ok with taking on another mans responsibilities.
This is the only say that i have and I would much rather be alone than be cuckolded.00 Reply
+1 yIf she is someone I have known in the past and we reconnected sure. I probably would also give a someone I just met a chance also. I would need to know why thy are not together and what his involvement will be in the future. Hey he could have died for all i know.
10 Reply1.5K opinions shared on Relationships topic. What would be the point would just have to leave when the baby is born. I can't deal with kids, humans are annoying nvm there child forms.
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I know right!!! Best answer ever!!!
+1 yHell no! They couldn’t have broken up some time ago seeing as how she’s still pregnant! In what world is nine months ago a long time? Once that kid drops you may very well find them changing their views about each other and at the minimum you don’t know if she’s not just looking for a replacement baby-daddy.
Bye!!00 ReplyI wouldn't like to. Honestly.
But If I have feelings for this girl. I would be glad to date her and take care of her and the child, even if it is not mine.
If there are no feelings involved I would not date her. I would rather go for girls with whom I could form a traditional family.10 Reply
+1 yYes If I love this girl deeply from heart sure date with her ♥ and the bad things happen in everyone life it's the game of destiny so I accept her child and married her soon
10 ReplyI wouldn't want to take care of some other deadbeat's kid. on another side, for myself i feel it's harder to have any emotional attachment to a kid that isn't even biologically yours to begin with.
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+1 yhmmm maybe but only if they tell me what happened with the baby daddy
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ehh doing it out of spite isn't healthy. also just saying
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Don't care about "healthy". Never did.
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i hope you get some help for that in the future. not a put down mind you. just saying you deserve to be happy.
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Children don't necessarily mean happiness. Just saying we've different perspectives on this.
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ok so what is your perspective? if not happiness then at least live in a way where you aren't burdened by how badly others treat you.
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Excuse me? What I do with my child has nothing to do with anyone.
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No uterus, no opinion.
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didn't even mention that... but ok. im saying if your ex or others treated you poorly, you deserve to not be treated like that ever.
and no i have no opinion on what you do with your own body. - +1 y
I don't date.
But thank you. I appreciate it. - +1 y
look if you ever wanna talk about something. im here. you don't have to, of course but i do care.
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Thanks but I'm good.
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its always open. i won't bother you about this again.
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As long as we’re “just sayin’ “. If you don’t date, and don’t want kids… WTF does your uterus have to do with anything? And I DO have a uterus… just sayin’
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Jesus “anon” this dude is going out of his way to be polite to you! Trust me I’ve been through my own share of shit in my live. Not every guy is just out to be a dick to you. We all go through our share of shit in live, especially where men are concerned (like being raped by your fathers twin brother, on your 13th birthday, and having to abort his child! But I still treat people with kindness and respect, even men! Because THEY didn’t rape me, my UNCLE did! You really do (at least come off) like you need to talk to someone! Please, just seek help it really is there is you want it, and usually free of charge! Seriously, he was really being polite to you!
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@CrazyGirl2 thank you lol.
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@CrazyGirl2 I don't remember speaking to you. Please don't interfere.
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@anon1903 I appreciate this is your question, however please try to be polite.
@Still-alive was simply stating his opinion in a really casual non argumentative way.
@CrazyGirl2 also did mention that @Still-alive was a really nice guy.
Can everyone just chill a bit please.
Thank you. - +1 y
@ChrisMaster69 thanks chris!
If you love her, that child in her is hers, not his. If you love her, that child in her can be yours, if you truly love her.
20 Reply2.7K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Well you can have a pleasant evening meal with her. But anything more is a logistical nightmare.
20 Reply726 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Yes. I don't see the problem. If I'd date a single mum, what's the difference?
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+1 yWell, I don't know that I'd want to be an instant daddy but, other than that, it'd be okay.
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+1 yYes I did and was there when she gave birth held her hand in the birth room. Brought her up. If I am in love then I will be there emotionally and legally I am in love now.(she knows who she is )
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+1 yThat's a really bad investment from the guy's perspective, just in pragmatic terms.
20 Reply No, buuuut I do kind of think that dating isn't really in their priority. Ya know. Like, they are pregnant and all that stuff.
10 ReplyI would prefer she date after giving birth. She can tell me she is interested though
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+1 yNo, not my thing and I don't have that fetish, lol.
10 Reply 7.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Hell no. She needs to be preparing for becoming a mother rather than going out on dates.
New moms also don’t have time to date anyway.11 ReplyWell, if she's smoking hot I can handle her.
Just being honest.01 Reply- +1 y
Appreciate your honesty. 😄
+1 yDate yes, relationship no. There is a lot in there that could go wrong.
00 ReplyNo lol nahhh lol we could be actually nope nope it's just weird lol maybe after she gives birth if she was aight looking 😂😂😂
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+1 yNo.
I don't have or want kids, nor do I want to raise anyone else's.00 Reply- 2.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 yNo way! Let the guy who made her pregnant date her!
20 Reply I have and it was great. Sex was very hot, different but hot.
10 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. I said yes. Honestly I don't know. Because now I am wondering why you had sex with him, why you let him get you pregnant, what happen during the relationship that would cause a breakup?
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+1 yBroke up some time ago, it only takes nine months. Sounds like a nightmare, she would have to be one of my best friends, and I would do it only to support her, not really seriously.
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+1 yYeah no reason not to. If she had a good personality I would
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Only if she wants kids in the future though
7.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. I would not date a woman who had kids. This is basically the same thing.
00 Reply346 opinions shared on Relationships topic. If she is only a little pregnant, I might fuck her but in general "No" because there is no benefit to me.
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+1 yYou'll have to have a lot to offer to make up for having to take up responsibility for someone elses child.
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+1 y”They broke up some time ago” 😂
Like between 1 and 9 months ago?00 Reply
+1 yYour vocabulary needs work. Learn the word cuck and ask this question again
00 Replyno most likely she isn't over her ex completely yet ( not in 9 months )
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+1 yI would have no problem dating a pregnant woman. Actually there a part of me that has always wanted to.
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+1 yNo fucking way. She’s looking for a bailout.
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+1 yNo way, too much drama
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+1 yMaybe, it depends a lot on the woman
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+1 yNope. Not raising someone else's crotch fruit.
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+1 yThat's fine if I loved them
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+1 yI wouldn't, especially if she were your age.
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+1 yCrotch fruit... lol.. never heard that one.
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Check Browneye57 's reply then
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+1 yNah I wouldn't feel right doing that
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Why is that
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Cause she's carrying someone else's child but we could be friends I'd help her out if she needed me to
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Good
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Besides I think a pregnant girl that was left all alone would need a friend more than she needs a boyfriend
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That's true
No way.
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+1 yWhy not? I have.
10 ReplyExtremely unlikely
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+1 yIts sounds odd
10 Reply 783 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Hell no.
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+1 yhell no
10 Reply5.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Nope.
00 ReplyNOOOOO
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+1 yno fucking way
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+1 yprobably not
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+1 yno that’s weird af
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+1 yRunway
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+1 yNo, I wouldn't
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