I would say yes for a full term.

So much so that I try not to think about it!  .  Perhaps in another life, in a different dimension with a different body?  Hopefully?

tink

Who would want to be pregnant all the time? @_@

I'd like to be capable of getting pregnant, but I think actually being pregnant would take a lot of planning and consideration before I'd commit to it.
Also; I wouldn't want to get pregnant for the sake of experiencing pregnancy; I would do it so that I could have a biological child of my own. The pregnancy would simply be a means to an end.
Remember, you're not just committing to 9 months of potential suckfulness, you're committing to a lifetime of parenting.

Quote from: Heartwood on December 11, 2008, 08:45:56 PM
Who would want to be pregnant all the time? @_@

Kelly Ripa doesn't seem to mind.  Sorry I couldn't resist!

tink

Quote from: Tink on December 11, 2008, 08:57:23 PM

Quote from: Heartwood on December 11, 2008, 08:45:56 PM
Who would want to be pregnant all the time? @_@

Kelly Ripa doesn't seem to mind.  Sorry I couldn't resist!

tink

Or the mother of the Duggar family.  What does she have now, 17 kids?

[sorry for being kinda off-topic]

Quote from: TamTam on December 11, 2008, 09:04:37 PM

Quote from: Tink on December 11, 2008, 08:57:23 PM

Quote from: Heartwood on December 11, 2008, 08:45:56 PM
Who would want to be pregnant all the time? @_@

Kelly Ripa doesn't seem to mind.  Sorry I couldn't resist!

tink

Or the mother of the Duggar family.  What does she have now, 17 kids?

[sorry for being kinda off-topic]

Quote from: Heartwood on December 11, 2008, 08:45:56 PM
Who would want to be pregnant all the time? @_@

I'm assuming you're confused on the terms, if not forgive me.

Full term = the full gestation of pregnancy, 9 months. I don't think anyone would want to be pregnant all the time.

The horrible thing about transition is that it's all about compromises. There's a lot of stuff that we'll never get to experience like we would have if we'd been born the opposite gender.

But I digress.

God, so many children... that seems like slavery to me.  I'd dearly love to be able to bear children, but I don't think I'd ever have more than two.

Hell.  The eff.  No.

First: that requires unprotected sex.  Not happening.

Second: that's a lot of stretch marks.

Three: I already have wack enough hormones as is!

Four: I like my sixpack.

Five: Well, I like my sixpack.

Six: No motorcycle.

Seven: I HATE those whiny brats anyways, why in friggin kungfu panda's name would I want to be the vessel of bringing some little devil brat into this world?  I'll just wanna drown him or her as soon as she comes out anyways.

Eight: I am disgusted by the, "for a partial term."  What does that mean, you get pregnant just to see what it feels like and then go kill your baby?  No.

Nine: Freedom is something I've struggled all my life for, and I would just gladly sign it over to some screaming whiny brat that can't even hold his/her own head up?

Ten: I hate whiny brats.

Eleven: Pregnant women have ugly bellies, can't sleep at night, and screw their backs up.  Too uncomfortable sounding for me.

Twelve: You can't smoke, you can't drink, and you can't really bang too hard.

Thirteen: There's enough 13 year old sluts going around getting pregnant enough for all of America and Mexico.  I'm not gonna add to the, "I'm too young to have a kid but I'll have one anyways" crowd.  College first.  Babies never.

Fourteen: i'm enough of a bitch already.  i don't need a big belly, crazy hormones, and a lot of people calling me a fatass to add to it.

Quote from: Annwyn on December 11, 2008, 10:35:38 PM
Hell.  The eff.  No.
[...]
I'm enough of a bitch already.  i don't need a big belly, crazy hormones, and a lot of people calling me a fatass to add to it.

You say all that now, but I bet you'd change your mind if it actually happened. 

I'm pretty fond of my kids.

Quote from: Annwyn on December 11, 2008, 10:35:38 PM
Twelve: You can't smoke, you can't drink, and you can't really bang too hard.

Arse. I never thought of that. 

Quote from: Kaitlyn on December 11, 2008, 10:44:37 PM

Quote from: Annwyn on December 11, 2008, 10:35:38 PM
Hell.  The eff.  No.
[...]
I'm enough of a bitch already.  i don't need a big belly, crazy hormones, and a lot of people calling me a fatass to add to it.

You say all that now, but I bet you'd change your mind if it actually happened. 

I'd take my glock, say, "you love me right?"  And proceed to give it a ->-bleeped-<-.

If I ever got pregnant my life would be ruined.

Society would be better without my mixture into the genepool anyways.

Fifteen: babies naw on your nibbles.  In a not so kinky way.

Sixteen: they smell.  So do pregnant women.

Seventeen: pregnant women also get hemorrhoids.  That's nasty.

Eighteen: i don't approve of a parasite making my body its host.  friggin sexually transmitted parasite can go suck on someone else's umbilical.

Nineteen: I don't want to be a bodyheat factory

Twenty:  I can't afford new clothes to make way for a FAT, UGLY belly.

Twenty:  I can't afford new clothes to make way for a FAT, UGLY belly.

Don't worry, if you have a kid the last thing you will be able to afford for a while is anything for yourself.

Quote from: tekla on December 11, 2008, 10:49:36 PM
Twenty:  I can't afford new clothes to make way for a FAT, UGLY belly.

Don't worry, if you have a kid the last thing you will be able to afford for a while is anything for yourself.

EXACTLY

Twenty One:  I'm a selfish bitch and I'm not going to give up things for myself just so some whiny brat can bite my nipple.  Painfully.

Well I never argue with people to HAVE kids, usually the opposite.

Quote from: tekla on December 11, 2008, 10:52:26 PM
Well I never argue with people to HAVE kids, usually the opposite.

I WANT KIDS NOW

Just cuz you told me not to.
















































not really.

I have had 11 kids in my care through the years, only three were mine, but I am grateful of having had the privilege of having had those children in my care, and I would do it all over again, but this time I just wish I would have the inestimable gift of conceiving and carrying one within myself, even the pain of child birth would be worth it, to hold the very life in my arms that I carried within my womb for the full term of nine months.

Have you ever felt the life within the womb of the mother with your hand? I mean realy felt that life within?

Cindy

Quote from: Annwyn on December 11, 2008, 10:48:23 PM

Twenty:  I can't afford new clothes to make way for a FAT, UGLY belly.

I know it is hard to understand until you've been through it, but when the child will be yours, the product of love, the sight of a mother carrying a baby is one of the most beautiful things in the world.



Kristi