I’m not. Pregnant women are frequently horny, for one thing, and for another are obviously not going to be worried about getting knocked up and consequently are somewhat less likely to be concerned about condoms. And not all pregnant women are faithful to their partners (or have a partner to be faithful to), just as not all non-pregnant women are unfaithful or lack a partner. And, lastly, if you don’t try, you’ll never know.
I meant that if you consider someone who can’t use the toilet by themselves to be a social parasite, then you should probably hope you die young, before disease and senility turn you worthless. Spinal cord accidents, MS, and ALS could be problematic too.
Ah. Clearly I’m not devious enough in my general affairs.
Really? Is this something you’ve observed or just assumed (with a stranger, not a partner)? Because getting an STD that could harm your fetus just doesn’t seem like a risk most happily pregnant women would be willing to take.
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I don’t doubt that it happens, just as some women smoke and drink their way through pregnancy, but just being horny wouldn’t be enough for plenty of women to risk giving birth to a happy, bouncing, herpes-encrusted infant.
Observed and taken advantage of, back in the days when I was a perfect shit.
You’re right that a *happily pregnant woman isn’t going to want to take the risk. But not all pregnant women are happy about it. They may be desperate to have a baby because they think it’ll fix their shitty lives. They may have gotten pregnant accidentally and bbeen prevented by circumstances from getting an abortion, or their husbands or boyfriends may have left them, or they may be mad at their husbands or boyfriends and looking for revenge.
There’s lot of reasons people do foolish things.
*No, I’m not saying that all pregnant women have shitty lives, or that pregnancy makes life shitty.
Oh, I’m so reminded of “Fargo” when the Frances McDormand character, who’s pregnant, gets hit on by that former classmate of hers. So awkward and creepy. Not because she’s pregnant so much, but because he’s so…skeevey.
Considering the subject nature of this thread, this is the best Freudian slip ever.
Rhymers don’t make Freudian slips, as we have no subconscious. We do, however, make plenty of typos on account of being easily distractable by–hey, look, a cardinal!
The bird or a church official?
Maybe both? I’ve heard the Catholic church is getting a bit desperate for membership these days.
Baseball player. 
I’m way too nerdy to recognize a pro baseball player other than…um… well, there’s none I’d recognize, frankly.
I had to look it up on Google.
I’m 7 months pregnant myself, my fiance still finds me attractive. Perhaps even more so.
Personally I did not find pregnant people unattractive or repulsive before, maybe it’s because I see all women as Maiden, Mother and Crone.
Some men are irked by the look of a pregnant woman or fat woman as much as a woman would find a fat man unattractive.
It’s just what will float your boat, and I find pregnant women beautiful and sexy.
Plus what someone said about pregnant women groping their bellies is gross, I don’t think so. When I feel the baby moving I like to let it know I can feel them, it feels nurturing and bonding. A guy scratching his balls in public is a different matter. But then again girls who wear bad bras are constantly pulling up the straps.
The thought of something (which turned out to be my kid) growing inside my wife grossed me out.
I don’t think pregnant women are sexually attractive but they are certainly not gross. More like cute in a baby bunny non sexual way.
Pregnant women are beautiful. There’s a glow, what can I say.
I cannot understand how a pregnant woman is gross. If I were into women, I might even think it’s hot. Where the hell do you think you came from?
A woman can look great or she can look like hell.
Pregnancy doesn’t matter.
Pregnant ladies look like zombies to me.
(Holy cow, this thread is four years old. And here I am still referring to '09 as “a couple years ago.”)