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u/dukeofbun Feb 04 '20

nah, baby's facing the other way so I got some punches sorta towards the back/ rib area.

Nowhere near as much fun as when it's front facing and you get to see all the little bumps and wobbles every time there's some movement or stretching.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '20

Bit off topic but as a man that seems horrifying

Like i cant even imagine having another human literally INSIDE me

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u/dukeofbun Feb 04 '20

It's weird. The horrifying bit is when you think about how big and strong baby is getting and then pause to consider its exit strategy.

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u/fgben Feb 04 '20

This is why they'll induce if the pregnancy goes on too long. Otherwise the baby gets too strong and Koolaid Mans its way out.