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So I’m sitting there in the waiting room at my OB-GYN today, right? And I’ve got these two women hovering over me, dead serious, trying to convince me I’m having a boy just because my bump is sitting low. I’m sitting there like, "No, it’s definitely a girl," but they just keep doubling down, insisting it’s a guy because of how low I'm carrying.
Honestly, I lost it. I’m 39 weeks along, for crying out loud, and they’re still giving me this unsolicited advice about my belly position. My stomach is dropping so low I feel like it’s practically hitting the floor at this point.
I swear, these old ladies and their baseless superstitions are starting to drive me absolutely insane.
Michael Jackson64 said:Why didn't you just take her out with a clothesline hook right in that smart forehead of hers?
Honestly, I'm just sitting here waiting for my old neighbors—you know, the elderly types and everyone else—to finally lose it. Can't wait.

All I told her was, if that’s really the reason she wants to dump me, then fine—I'll pack his bags right this second. Otherwise, we're talking about a 40-year-old woman who has never even been pregnant in her life, yet she thinks she’s some expert on how us pregnant women should act or what we should be doing.😵
You better brace yourself, because you're gonna need a hell of a lot of patience for this one. 😁
It honestly drives me up the wall when people ask if my baby has "come back to life" yet, instead of just waving at her themselves from down there...

A few days ago, my husband and I were out on the balcony. I was just sitting there while he was busy grabbing the laundry off the drying rack, and this neighbor walking down the street decides to chime in with some unsolicited commentary. He basically asked what kind of woman I thought I was, letting my man handle the housework, and then had the nerve to suggest I shouldn't be surprised if he eventually leaves me for someone else.