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cutie79 said:my doctor said to have as much as i wanted but sometimes we get carried away and we do it hard but it doesnt hurt me..im wondering if the vigorous movements can hurt my baby.

EVERYTHING you just described falls under the category of "taboo." And taboos are learned, not something anyone is born with. So even if a person could remember being in the womb/being a baby (which they don't/can't), the baby in question wouldn't have learned the social protocol to be angry, ashamed, or violated.HybridCrow said:You people have no respect for the baby? (Yes, it's a question... possibly rhetorical) Just imagine what the baby's thinking when daddy's poking around in there (and if not daddy, then some complete stranger to them). I'd be pretty pissed. Maybe that's where the whole "sex can start labor" dealio comes in. The baby got pissed off from all that poking around.
HybridCrow said:You people have no respect for the baby? (Yes, it's a question... possibly rhetorical) Just imagine what the baby's thinking when daddy's poking around in there (and if not daddy, then some complete stranger to them). I'd be pretty pissed. Maybe that's where the whole "sex can start labor" dealio comes in. The baby got pissed off from all that poking around.
Râleclins said:Errr, first, it's not a baby yet. But more importantly, the daddy doesn't poke into the womb... Or something is really, really wrong. The cervix is strong enough to keep the foetus and all the fluids around it from falling out, so of course it is strong enough to keep the daddy from getting in.![]()
Damn it ! I should have included more smileys in my message !Lynxie said:I'm pretty sure HC was joking (at least I hope so).
Lynxie said:Also, I've heard before to be careful not to blow air into a woman's vagina while engaging in oral sex if she's pregnant.


You're probably finding out that pregnant women are targets for unsolicited advice. While some of these people are well-meaning, others are full of shit.cutie79 said:Once again thank you all, and if you have any more useful comments they are more then welcome. i could use all the advice i can get as for this is my first baby...![]()
