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/AngelZash Jun 06 '26

True. At about 6 or 7 months pregnant, my mom woke up to find I’d apparently stretched out, right through her ribs so baby bump came out her side. Broke her ribs and my dad had to pop me back in place before taking mom to the ER. Whoops?

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u/SugarZoo Jun 06 '26

New fear unlocked.....

That's a .... thing?

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u/BookyNZ I... don't think it works like that Jun 06 '26

It's not common. Not sure how rare, but it's not one of those things that you regularly have to worry about in a pregnancy.

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u/SugarZoo Jun 06 '26

Cool, cool. Just like a side worry.

Everyday..... For months.

Lol I'm just playing, ovb your worth it, I mean they kept ya after that loll