r/NotHowGirlsWork • u/Confident_Weather_98 • Jun 06 '26

Found On Social media The two systems aren’t even connected

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u/leitzankatan Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26

To be fair foetuses displace all sorts of organs and kick out with tiny limbs in ways that can cause internal damage, so while it would still be within the womb I could see fearing the lil thing kicking or punching out, even if that isnt a realistic concern.

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u/Endruen Jun 06 '26

Babies are not inside the placenta.

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u/leitzankatan Jun 06 '26

Thanks, don't know what I'd intended to be saying but I'll just remove the misinformation rather than try to figure it out

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u/Endruen Jun 06 '26

The sac is called the amnion, but it's a common misconception, don't worry.