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Anonymous commented at 2016-11-30 10:58:30 » #2056910
Maybe an odd question to ask but doesn't extra weight like that make pregnancy more dangerous overall? Don't get me wrong I would shag this chic in a heartbeat if I were single but I've always been under the impression that having more weight endangers the pregnancy both for the baby and the soon to be milf. That being said anon I have to disagree I wouldn't shy away from walking around with her and even being openly affectionate with every curve on that body far more enticing than most sticks that walk the runways these days.
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Maybe an odd question to ask but doesn't extra weight like that make pregnancy more dangerous overall? Don't get me wrong I would shag this chic in a heartbeat if I were single but I've always been under the impression that having more weight endangers the pregnancy both for the baby and the soon to be milf. That being said anon I have to disagree I wouldn't shy away from walking around with her and even being openly affectionate with every curve on that body far more enticing than most sticks that walk the runways these days.
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Anonymous commented at 2016-11-30 12:40:37 » #2056953
Actually her level of fat is sort of healthy for pregnancy. No, being fat is not really healty, that's not what I mean. What I mean is when you are feeding the baby inside you, it's better to have ample supplies, also a not overly thin woman is simply tougher. Yes, you can have big-arse muscles all over and be health personified by current standards, but "current standards" are not biologically perfect, they are more of a temporary trend.
Okay I got derailed on my own, so overall no, instead being thin can be worse for the baby, both during pregnancy and when giving birth.
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Actually her level of fat is sort of healthy for pregnancy. No, being fat is not really healty, that's not what I mean. What I mean is when you are feeding the baby inside you, it's better to have ample supplies, also a not overly thin woman is simply tougher. Yes, you can have big-arse muscles all over and be health personified by current standards, but "current standards" are not biologically perfect, they are more of a temporary trend.
Okay I got derailed on my own, so overall no, instead being thin can be worse for the baby, both during pregnancy and when giving birth.
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Anonymous commented at 2016-11-30 12:45:41 » #2056957
Me again, actually I couldn't settle and had to look it up - I lack self confidence I guess.
Anyways, I was wrong, apparently being fat might cause complications. At least according to the sources I have found.
According to a mother I know pretty well, she was slightly overweight and had issues of not having milk - though I dunno if it has any connection to her weight. She mentioned that to her knowledge, thin mothers had enough milk, at least she knew of back then.
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Me again, actually I couldn't settle and had to look it up - I lack self confidence I guess.
Anyways, I was wrong, apparently being fat might cause complications. At least according to the sources I have found.
According to a mother I know pretty well, she was slightly overweight and had issues of not having milk - though I dunno if it has any connection to her weight. She mentioned that to her knowledge, thin mothers had enough milk, at least she knew of back then.
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Anonymous commented at 2016-11-30 21:50:47 » #2057182
My cousin was incredibly thin when she had her first baby, and she couldn't produce milk that well. So in all honesty, I don't think weight plays a factor in that. The issue with being overweight, and I mean an obese BMI while pregnant is complications like gestational diabetes, and spine issues. Back, neck, etc. But that's not saying everyone is the same, as an FYI. Honestly you can't base your opinion on a subject just from a few sources. :v
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My cousin was incredibly thin when she had her first baby, and she couldn't produce milk that well. So in all honesty, I don't think weight plays a factor in that. The issue with being overweight, and I mean an obese BMI while pregnant is complications like gestational diabetes, and spine issues. Back, neck, etc. But that's not saying everyone is the same, as an FYI. Honestly you can't base your opinion on a subject just from a few sources. :v
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Anonymous commented at 2016-12-03 02:08:10 » #2058736
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When they say "having a bit of weight is healthy during pregnancy", they aren't talking about morbid obesity. While I might personally find women like this attractive, aesthetically, there's really no denying that it's unbelievably unhealthy.
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@Anon3
When they say "having a bit of weight is healthy during pregnancy", they aren't talking about morbid obesity. While I might personally find women like this attractive, aesthetically, there's really no denying that it's unbelievably unhealthy.
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