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If you are FTM would you want to be pregnant?

Started by Sophie90, January 04, 2009, 05:53:26 PM

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Would you like to be pregnant?

Yes
Maybe
No
I think I just threw up in my mouth a little... NO!

Erik

I may be a man inside, but I've always wanted to have a kid. That little girl notion stuck in my head that i'd make a good mommy (or later a good daddy) :)
"We are so accustomed to disguise ourselves to others that in the end we become disguised to ourselves."  ~François Duc de La Rochefoucauld
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Vin

I don't have a maternal bone in my body. x.x


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~Jay~

Hell no I've never wanted kids and I'm 33 now and still don't.
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LordKAT

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Ruben

I really want kids [two at the most], but I'm S**T scared of pregnancy. =_= Thing is, I want to have kids with my fiancé, as in OUR DNA and stuff, but short of some sort of surrogate carrying FOR me, it's looking impossible to me. As much as it scares me, though, I might have to bite the bullet and go through it eventually [even though typing it now is causing me to freak a little] since unless there's no way medically that I can carry, I really have no excuses [physically, I mean]. =_=

My problem is that I REALLY DO want my OWN kids. So I think the desire to carry on the DNA is sort of causing me more confusion. xD I can say now, though, its certainly not a 'motherly' feeling nor desire. xDD
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Yakshini

Gawd, no. I am not a fan of kids, and the idea of actually carrying something inside of me is disgusting. My gender dysphoria is manageable where I am, but if I were to get pregnant and actually carry through with the delivery, I would probably die.
Besides, even if I wanted kids it would be irresponsible for me to produce offspring. Mental illness runs so strongly in my family and I could never bring life into the world just so it could suffer like I do and still have a good conscience.
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Michael Joseph

No way never! I want to be a dad though, ill probably end up adopting someday.

meh

I got pregnant by accident.  :-X   And I gave birth to my daughter almost 7 years ago. The whole thing was terrible and breast feeding was the worst possible thing ever. The whole experience was so weird and foreign to me, especially anything having to do with breast feeding. But I love my daughter to bits.

I don't want anymore kids though, one is enough! And I certainly do not ever want to go through any of that again.

She calls me mom which is fine by me, but when she makes a sign to put on her door to keep people out it says, "No boys allowed except for dad and mom"...lol
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Jam

Quote from: Kayden on March 07, 2009, 06:29:28 AM
Nothing is going in or coming out of that hole.

Amen.

Seen as i don't dig guys my first thought would be 'ALIEN GUNNA DIE'

Aliens so freak me out, look i'm freaking out over saying it...ergh.
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Shang

Not particularly.  I'd probably wind up in a wheelchair because of being pregnant so I'd rather not...Plus, I can only imagine having kids if I was to enter a relationship with a woman (bio or not) and that's not very likely to happen in my area.  And kids scare me.  Or at least put me off guard and babies are the worst.
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Squirrel698

Quote from: Vin on June 14, 2010, 05:02:38 PM
I don't have a maternal bone in my body. x.x

lol, neither do I but somehow I have three kids!  My partner and I just accept he is the much more maternal one amongst the two of us.   

I enjoy being a parent and I enjoyed being pregnant.  Even though I had to put off my transition when I became pregnant with my daughter.  I had the parts why not use them?  It was a beautiful miracle and I got through it.  I knew what I was inside.

Point is that phase of my life is over and this phase is just beginning!   :D  Onward and upward that's what I say
"It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul"
Invictus - William Ernest Henley
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xAndrewx

I love kids but I myself would never have one. I loved my ex partners child as my own no problems and till the day my ex took her I was her "daddy". That makes me think that one day I would love to adopt a kid but I'll be waiting till I can not only afford it but can pass entirely. Besides, I'm only about 20, no need to think of kids yet.

seanstartrunning

Never. I wouldn't be able to handle that. I love kids though. If anything, I would adopt.
boop!
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Jeatyn

Quote from: Shade on June 30, 2010, 08:22:52 PM
She calls me mom which is fine by me, but when she makes a sign to put on her door to keep people out it says, "No boys allowed except for dad and mom"...lol

heh, that is adorable :D
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Kreuzfidel

I wouldn't personally want to be pregnant.  For me, it seems unnatural for my body.  I think pregnancy is a beautiful thing - it's just not for me.
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Fencesitter

I could not imagine being pregnant. Never ever. But I couldn't imagine aborting either if an accident happens, for religious reasons. So if the sh*t hits the fan, I might end up being pregnant.   :o
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insanitylives

Quote from: Shade on June 30, 2010, 08:22:52 PMShe calls me mom which is fine by me, but when she makes a sign to put on her door to keep people out it says, "No boys allowed except for dad and mom"...lol
That's cute.
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Duke T

NO WAY!
I want to have kids, but there's no way in hell anything's popping outta me!
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Sly

I have a bit of morbid curiosity about what it feels like to be pregnant.  Though I highly doubt I'd ever really want to be.  The thought of giving birth makes me feel all gross.  I knew even before I knew I was FTM that it was an experience I'd rather miss out on.

Nero

No, but for some reason I'm more into women who already have kids. I'd like to have kids in my life and I don't want to disappoint a woman who's never had any. I'd rather not be responsible for a woman's sorrow in that regard.
Nero was the Forum Admin here at Susan's Place for several years up to the time of his death.
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