I think you might be being a little too sensitive about this... personally, my husband calls me fat, along with some close friends. It’s always meant as a joke, though, because I’ve never actually been overweight—I’ve always stayed right around 110 pounds, but lately, I’ve put on about 20, and it’s all settled in my stomach. Honestly, it doesn't bother me at all; if anything, I find it somewhat endearing.
What really gets under my skin are those certain people who have been teasing me since day one, asking where my bump is or commenting on how I look as an expectant mother. To me, it feels quite insulting because, as far as I’m concerned, no woman develops a pregnancy belly overnight.🙄 And now that it has actually grown quite a bit, one of these individuals actually had the nerve to tell me today that I don't even look six months pregnant, suggesting I look like I just swallowed a watermelon.🙄🙂
I was honestly on the verge of snapping back and telling her how pathetic it is that someone who isn't even pregnant looks more heavily pregnant than I do.
I guess I just don't understand the logic behind the idea that once a woman becomes pregnant, she's automatically expected to become a gluttonous mess.😕
It honestly gets under my skin how people can still be such jerks, even now that I’m carrying a bit of extra weight and it’s pretty obvious. I walked into a packed waiting room at the local clinic today just to get some blood work done, and I could feel everyone staring, yet not a single soul thought to stand up or offer a seat. Not one person.
Now, look, I don't even expect much from the elderly crowd—we all know how they can be, and some folks in their 70s are more spry than people half their age, but they rarely move an inch if they don't have to. But seeing these grown men, maybe 30 or 40 years old, sitting there acting like they own the damn place? They’ll stare you right in the eye without a hint of empathy. It’s honestly pathetic.😠
It honestly gets under my skin when people see me and immediately ask, "Wait, where is your baby bump?" with that look of total surprise... even though I’m only eleven weeks along. To be fair, they've been making those same inquiries since I was around six or seven weeks, once word got out.
I mean, seriously, what is that about? Since when does a pregnancy show up instantly for everyone?
And to top it all off, because I have a naturally slender build, people feel the need to comment on that too. They’ll say things like, "How can you be so thin and pregnant at the same time?" Excuse me? Am I supposed to automatically transform into a pig just because I'm expecting?🙂
Ladies, could breakouts on my face be an early sign of pregnancy?
To be honest, over the last few days, my face and neck have been completely covered in breakouts. I feel like I’m back in middle school—and truth be told, I didn't even deal with this much acne during actual puberty. Usually, I don't really struggle with it during my cycle either; maybe one or two spots at most. I'm just completely baffled as to why this is happening now.
Then there's this intense emotional sensitivity... I mean, I wouldn't say I've always been particularly tough—I tend to cry easily enough—but this current state feels overwhelming. Tears just start flowing for absolutely no reason. For instance, yesterday, I was out grabbing coffee with my partner at Starbucks, and I suddenly just started tearing up. Normally, I'm the type of person who wouldn't shed a tear in public even if my life depended on it. I'm just so confused.
I really have a soft spot for these forum movie critics. 🙄
If I didn't stop by here first before heading to the theater, I honestly think I'd never watch a single movie. Is there anything at all that doesn't get absolutely torn apart?
Man, if you're going to see this movie, you should go expecting laughs, some absurdity, total nonsense, and pure entertainment. Personally, I was dying laughing. Honestly, the whole theater was. I guess we're all just a little bit crazy, aren't we? 😕
The movie was damn good—honestly, maybe even better than the first one. I suppose it might be mostly due to the cast.