Girls, have you ever wished that men were the ones that became pregnant so you didn't have to deal with it?

[geonator]

[Fairyluna]

Hell yes! Actually me and my fiancé always talk about it. I personally don't wish to have children anytime soon but he does, and everytime he asks me why I'm not ready I say: 'Because I will be the one carrying the child for 9 months while looking like a freaking balloon!' And then he says: 'Well, if humans were like seahorses, I would gladly switch roles with you.' Lol.

[kaylaS91]

No.
Nobody has to get pregnant if they wish not to. For the majority who choose to get pregnant, it’s a beautiful thing and I’m actually looking forward to being able to be physically part of the development and birth of future children.

[Wonderer89]

No, I absolutely loved being pregnant. Women don’t HAVE to carry a baby, they can choose to have no children or adopt if the idea of it turns them off that much

[geonator]

You loved being pregnant because you got to be close to your baby? If you don't mind me asking

[Wonderer89]

That to, but more that I’d never appreciated my body as much as I did when pregnant. Like I grew a human to the point it could sustain itself and then I exclusively (no formula) nursed for 6 months until he started solid food. My body did that, easily and it amazed me. I loved feeling him tumble and kick as well but it was the entire experience that I loved

[geonator]

Interesting. Never heard a woman say she enjoyed being pregnant, but probably because I never hear women talk about their pregnancies. Lol

[Smoke-n-Growls]

None of the above. I wouldn't wish childbirth or it's lifelong health consequences on anyone.

[geonator]

So you don't wish it on your mother 29 years ago either? 😂😂😂

[Smoke-n-Growls]

No, I wouldn't. She was never ready to have a child and she and I both nearly died during my birth. She would've been much better off without having had me.

[thegirlfromthething]

I don’t have to deal with it either if I don’t want to, so no.

[340sunny]

I want to have a kid and have the whole experience y'know but at the same time with my line of profession and what I plan to do in the future it makes it hard for me to physically carry the baby

[purplepoppy]

No if we left it to men it would take more than 9 months

[geonator]

How so?

[purplepoppy]

If you ask the average guy to put a shelf up it'll take him a week at least to get round to it

[geonator]

Because of procrastination?

[Quackthulu]

I don't have to deal with it, like at all.

[Flower7]

I picked A. I never thought about that before, but now that you mention it, that would make things a lot easier!

[geonator]

😂😂😂 it'd make things a lot easier, but then the rule would be gentlemen first instead of ladies first and you'd have to keep waiting 😂😂😂

[A_Bell]

I alternate between the feeling of desperately wanting to be pregnant and scared to death about it ever happening. The older I get the more my sexual fantasies have a desire to be pregnant that ends after release.

[Just_a_human]

Women don't "have" to deal with it. If someone doesn't want to get pregnant then don't.

[gymrat94]

Yes it be funny or get periods especially the sexist ones.