Full term now

Narren7 · Post by **Narren7** » Thu Nov 01, 2007 8:58 pm

Abusing my wonderfully repulsive termology now James?

Ah if I ever managed to end up that way..
I'd prolly get annoyed and just chop it out of myself.
And more then likely end up bleeding the death on the floor..
Giving it a death glare thinking something like: "Now I remember why I didn't want you, this is #1 of the stupidest shit I've ever done!" :blink:

Squirrel · Post by **Squirrel** » Thu Nov 01, 2007 9:58 pm

Narren7 wrote: Abusing my wonderfully repulsive termology now James?

Ah if I ever managed to end up that way..
I'd prolly get annoyed and just chop it out of myself.
And more then likely end up bleeding the death on the floor..
Giving it a death glare thinking something like: "Now I remember why I didn't want you, this is #1 of the stupidest shit I've ever done!" :blink:

At least it's not as bad as calling babies crotch droppings.

Also, you say that now Crys, but when you know the time is right. And believe me you will KNOW (although I do agree that you can never be truly ready). You'll feel like it's the best damn thing you ever did. Sure the first months of my pregnancy was really a downer; Dad didn't wanna know, morning sickness, worrying how on EARTH I would cope being a mother MENTALLY (coz lets face it the kid is gonna have a bipolar mummy), and then I had doubts with the relationship I have with Ed.

Fortunately, those have gone now. Sure I am getting irritable, but I think it's just coz I want to hold my baby. I am not scared of going into labour, how can I when it's something many women have gone through time and time again? Though I am nervous! I disliked children before I found out about my pregnancy, but that has changed. Some people may think that they can't believe am gonna be a mummy, but no one couldn't believe it more than I. And I can tell you something. I wouldn't change this moment (or the past 9 months), for the world!

Stephanie · Post by **Stephanie** » Thu Nov 01, 2007 10:22 pm

Fortunately, or unfortunately, which ever way you look at it..I can't have kids. So, I'll never know how it feels. *shrug* Oh well.

Squirrel · Post by **Squirrel** » Thu Nov 01, 2007 10:44 pm

*huggles* I never knew hun. Well, at least you'll be known as Auntie Stephy ^_^

Post by **Chewi** » Thu Nov 01, 2007 11:03 pm

I've known for quite a while. I feel special!

EchoPark · Post by **EchoPark** » Thu Nov 01, 2007 11:35 pm

i knew to.

I cant understand that anyone would want a kid at such a age. Enjoy the life u have gettin tied down with a kid, he stops u living, yea kids are great and its great being a parnet but u will miss the times when u can go out and have fun and have nothin to worry about.

Squirrel · Post by **Squirrel** » Thu Nov 01, 2007 11:41 pm

In all honesty i never had much of a social life.

Narren7 · Post by **Narren7** » Fri Nov 02, 2007 1:18 am

Me and Steph are like defective females

I'm just saying that if I ever did manage to ever get that way (which is doubtful!)
I refuse to push something that fucking huge out that area of my body.
It's not about the pain either. lmao that don't phase me much. Ask Steph :XD
It's about the fact that I don't wanna be all stretched out and shit.
Or like my mom had happen to her be ripped, and no she never healed back right.

Squirrel · Post by **Squirrel** » Fri Nov 02, 2007 1:30 am

Aye, true some women never do. Some babies are fucking huge!

I really don't care about my vagina being ripped open and shit (sorry for being crude but tis true). I just wanna hold her. NOW!

Post by **Melana** » Fri Nov 02, 2007 11:56 am

Sorry Becky, been away for the past week in melbourne and didn't check this thread.

If you want to help healing epsom salt baths are good.

Hope everything is going well and your ankles aren't hurting too bad.

Squirrel · Post by **Squirrel** » Fri Nov 02, 2007 1:15 pm

Oh boy I've had fun with my ankels. They are swollen to fuck! So are my feet, I cannot fit into my best shoes or boots anymore

breaks my heart I tell ya. lol but trainers are comfier.

I dunno if we have epsom salts in this country, but I'll have a look round. I think we may have summat similar.

Tartan · Post by **Tartan** » Fri Nov 02, 2007 7:01 pm

there are our Equal of Bathsalts Becky as you would know salt is very cleansing for your aura and babies too, also my dear friend makes her own Stuff and organic if you wish to look at her own salts, http://stores.ebay.co.uk/KittySoaps_Sal ... bZ10971725

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BB
wish you luck on the blessing of your child and birth

EchoPark · Post by **EchoPark** » Sat Nov 03, 2007 12:35 am

Marna u will have a kid one day .... i would say kid ... it be something. But i dont know what to call a thing when it head spins round, breaths fire and has a very deep like devilish voice when it pops out. "I AM THE KING OF THE UNDERWORLD!!!! HOW DARE U PUSH ME OUT!!!!!"

Post by **Chewi** » Sat Nov 03, 2007 9:04 am

Narren7 · Post by **Narren7** » Sat Nov 03, 2007 11:52 am

lmmfao

Oh I doubt it'd be like that.

Besides we all know most cute and seemingly harmless things are evil anyhow.
Look at teletubbies! They give me fucking nitemares.
Kids have to be satan spawn to love them and not be scared!