Drinking Smoking And Screwing

Drinking Smoking And Screwing

How do women deal with it?

How do they deal with the pain of having Babies?? I do not understand. I know that most girls LOVE babies (Like me) but i still don't get how they deal with the pain of babies!
I'm not pregnant and i don't plan to be until i go to collage and graduate!! Yeah thats right! No drugs drinking or smoking for this 13 year old! Screw all that! I'm smart!

I think that is a wise choice to wait til you are older and ready. Also to not get involved in nonsense things like drugs etc.

It is sad there is those who are not as wise and makes teenagers, like yourself, pay the negative judgment of a teenage life.

The pregnancy itself is different for each person and each pregnancy is different too. Many girls that I know have or are pregnant would agree that this pregnancy was different from the last. Whether positive or negative difference.

Some have morning sickness, next time they only have slight nausea. Some have a hard time emotionaly while the next, they are happy go lucky.

As far as labor itself also depends on the women. Some women have higher pain tolerances than others.

Some prefer pain relief medications or opt for C-sections, which recovery time sometimes is far more weeks than vag.inal delievery. (My step sister three c-sections for example).

If have vag.inal and have to be cut (episomity) can increase the amount of time to heal and irritation with stitches etc.

The actual delievery itself, I often hear women say it "feels good to push" due to the pressure, but there is parts where it hurts, especially if they tear, get cut or if other complications.

After the delievery of the placenta, the euterous will contract for awhile and the women will be sore for awhile. That is why it is best to wait for the 6 week check up before deciding on sex etc.

I always hear that the pain is "forgotten". It is a weird pain that once it is over with, you can not explain nor have anything to compare it too.

Once it is over with and you have your bundles of joy in your arms, all that pain does seem to not matter and fade away as now the baby is soaking up that attention. (Replacing that negative with a positive).

Now I wish we can let men go through labor. I think that might help solve alot of their opinions on labor and what it does to our bodies!

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