The Sarcastic Journalist is a freelance writer and mother of two living near Houston, Texas. She has a degree in journalism and an addiction to magazines. She is hoping never to experience the "joy" of pregnancy again. You can find much more of her home-grown snark at: shenuts.com

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Week 22 : I'm not a b*tch, I'm pregnant!

There were four words that drove me nuts every time I heard them while pregnant: How do you feel?

I know, I know, seems simple enough. Someone wants to know how you are feeling! How nice! Those words, although simple enough, seem loaded during pregnancy.

How do I feel? HOW DO I FEEL? I’m pregnant, my belly is stretching, I have cravings for peanut butter at 3 o’clock in the morning and my husband has affectionately nicknamed me “Pudgy.” How the heck do you think I feel?

The people who asked me this question always did with such concern. They’d place a hand on my shoulder, lean in and utter those four little words, much like I’d expect a doctor to say “It is malignant” to a patient.

My pregnancy hormones usually had a role in the way I answered. I’d have to bite my tongue not to reply something horrible about how I really felt.

How do I feel? I feel like shoving my foot up your butt if you ask me that stupid question just one more time.

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posted 30th Sep
Lord i agree!!!
I usually wanna say
I have a soccer player in my uterus
my boobs ITCH like hell
I crave the FATTiEST foods at 2 in the morning
My back hurts and
Lord knows if I pee again im gonna marry my toilet
So tell me...how would yu feel??
 
posted 8th Sep
Crystalicious wrote:
Also hate in the earlier weeks of being pregnant "do you feel pregnant yet?" or when i get asked "are you bigger yet?"
 
posted 8th Sep
Crystalicious wrote:
Haha there is this girl living across from my apartment EVERY time she sees me "how you feelin mamma?" and it just gets so annoying i mean for me i think ive had a easy pregnancy i pretty much feel normal except for a huge belly in my way and occasional feeling bad and lazieness but aside from that i feel okay..so when i get asked that im just like what just because im pregnant im supposed to feel like crap all the time
 
posted 27th Aug
Haahahahahahahahahahahahaah.I couldn't agree with you more.I can't stadn hearing "how do you feel?"
I'm already at 8 and a half months so I decided to tell people"I"m f*cking fantastic.Best 9 months of my life."
 
posted 18th Aug
LoweryEverett wrote:
Omg this is too funny. I know exactly what your going through. I have a friend that I work with and everytime she sees me she asks that question and I just want to scream.
 
posted 8th Jun
Jazmine&Ruby wrote:
i Cant believe how funny and how much i can relate to this! i just have to give people a nice smile grit my teeth n tell them how FINE i am! i'm also sick ohhh awww how far gone are you? whens it due? do you know the sex? arrrrrhg what nice people :)
 
posted 26th May
LOL... I can relate to this story like no other! My family owns a small business so all of our customers know Im prego and I probably here that question 5 times a day... It gets so annoying... especially when they are sarcastic about what look I have on my face... YES! This is the look of utter discomfort OK... lol I feel your pain!
 
posted 11th May
i agree with the "how do you feel" because it gets annoying everyday every hour i talk to someone different they ask me the same damm question. but my fiance has given me nicknames such as "fattie & prego" but it hasn't effected me in a negative way. i think its cute and love when ppl notice im prego because i know i have a cute bby bump lol. why make pregnancy miserable when your really not suffering like you think you are?
 
posted 18th Apr
I know I wanna say these words everytime I hear "how are you feeling?" I mean, I can understand about people who have never been pregnant, but for those who have, its like, think back real hard about how GREAT you were feeling, but they probably can't remember. But I do know one thing, this pregnancy is a lot better than my first. I was sick everyday of my first and this one, I'm only sick like three times a week.
 
posted 9th Mar
When I get asked this, I just say i feel pregnant.
 
posted 8th Mar
Dinner wrote:
I feel like this at times... I hate people walking up to me going "how you feelin??" I know they mean well but seriously?? you can normally tell how I'm feeling from weather or not I'm crying out "ouch" every five-ten mins cuz the baby just kicked my ribs/kidneys... I don't like people asking to touch my belly either...it disturbs me...
 
posted 5th Feb
mother to be of 09 wrote:
well that's true because i'am the same way i'am a b**** and i do belive that people tell me all the time that i'am acting like a b**** and i can't help that. so i just look around and tell them that's not my fault i'am
pergnant just leave me alone. that's the way i'am. and that's the way i fell
 
posted 5th Feb
yeah but im the one who really says how i really feel
 
posted 30th Jan '09
LenaS wrote:
OMG! Those four little words have been DRIVING me LOCO at work. Everyone EVERYDAY keeps asking me, and it's so hard not to be annoyed because they say it with such concern. haha glad to see I'm not the only one annoyed with that question!
 
posted 17th Jan '09
OMG you hit the nail on the head with that one! Love it!
 
posted 5th Jan '09
LOL I totally love it! Took the words out of my mouth
 
posted 30th Dec '08
Lmao...you nailed it. although I do like telling my husband how I really feel at the end of the day. He lets me vent.
 
posted 29th Dec '08
Haha YES I know what you mean! I am polite when I answer and I actually feel pretty good but I'm just getting tired of the same question with the same answer 20 times a day! Oh well.. I guess it's better than no one caring at all :)
 
posted 14th Dec '08
but i like when people ask me that! lol
 
posted 16th Nov '08
That is so true.I swear sometimes I just want To scream at the top of my lungs for someone just sitting to close or not moving out of my way fast enough..somedays Im just completely anti-social..
 
posted 13th Nov '08
I feel ya haha I seriously feel like saying that sumtimes
 
posted 9th Nov '08
straight up!
:))))
 
posted 2nd Nov '08
wow and i thought that i was the only person that was bugged by this, every time i see my friends they ask me hows my mama doing and how is my baby doing and i just want to scream as for your mama call her and find out, and MY baby is fine thank you very much, i feel like ripping heads off even though i know theyre just concerned
 
posted 28th Oct '08
haha I love this! One of my friends has been cracking the fat jokes and the first couple I laugh it off and by the time he gets to #4 I start screaming and leave him in shock. This made me laugh though because until reading this, I never realized how like EVERY person I talk to asks me how am I feeling. Sometimes I just don't know what to say like, I'm not sick anymore but now I'm getting so big I have trouble getting out of bed to pee at night. lol
 
posted 27th Oct '08
Mommy&babyJaxon wrote:
I FEEL THIS STATEMENT.. I've gained like 30 pounds already.. lol. and i feel like i can SNAP on just about everyone, and every little thing.. This is my second pregnancy and i dont know what is happening to me at all..lol.. HELP!!
 
posted 26th Oct '08
I'm now 22 weeks and everytime i've talked to someone on the phone or thru e-mail or online whatever, thats the first thing they've been asking me since i got pregnant, i try to be patient i really do , but sometimes its like, do you really want me to list the things that are pissing me off like stupid questions or are you just asking it to be nice
 
posted 15th Oct '08
So I'm only a little over a month and my older sister (who has two kids) asked me "how are you feeling" and in the same breath she asks "do you hate when people ask you that?" Because I'm only a few weeks it hasn't bothered me. And I think because I'm not feeling sick or my mood swings aren't that bad...I'm sure that question won't be annoying to me. But if someone comes up that I don't know and places their hands on my belly I will feel weird and probably put my hand on their belly and see how they feel. That's just weird.
 
posted 15th Oct '08
new_mommy_09 wrote:
haha that is so true I get so tired of people askin me how I feel . and it's funny at the same time . I love it
 
posted 11th Oct '08
mommyJC wrote:
It's kind of strange to hear the different things that really drive pregnant women nuts. It doesn't bother me when people ask how I am doing. It makes me feel like someone cares. I know some women get really annoyed when people touch their bellies- not me. Then again, I really don't have raging hormones either. I was a bigger bitch before I got pregnant! It almost had a reverse effect on me.
 
posted 10th Oct '08
YA THIS IS TRUE. MY BF ASKES ME HOW AM FEELIN AND
I TELL YU GET PREGNANT AND YU SEE HOW IT FEELS.
I THINK SHE dont get how i feel i wish he did though
 
posted 27th Sep '08
haha. this is right on target, I feel like saying some really mean things or just ignore the person when they ask but then I realize that I should be civil and act like a human even though I don't feel like one.
 
posted 24th Sep '08
Baby Maria wrote:
Yeah, right. But On the contrary, I am feeling nothing special, but they always make fuss about it, and asking me "How are you doin.."-question with such a patetic face that I am ready to shout at them and actually fell myself a basterd after all :(
 
posted 23rd Sep '08
lmfao. I got you on that one. My mom always comes into the room when Im in a pissy mood like honey so how do you feel his hour.

god I wanted to stick a fork in my eye.
 
posted 12th Sep '08
Amy R wrote:
I haven't announced to too many people that I'm expecting yet since I'm in the first trimester. However, I am tired of my Mom treating me like I'm disabled just because I'm pregnant. She'd die if she saw how much walking I do at work...lol. We went somewhere last weekend and she accidentally knocked over her coffee on a linoleum or tiled floor. LOL...she wouldn't even let me get up and was like...don't worry, I'll get your drink and mine. She said that she'd hate to see me fall even though it was close to a foot away from me. I understand that she is thrilled that she'll be a Grandma again (she has a cutie for a granddaughter from my younger brother already;) and I know that her motherly instincts are kicking in probably so I just kept my little quip to myself. Anyway, it's just a little on the disheartening side to feel like people think you're disabled or crippled just because a baby is inside of you. Maybe I'm wrong...I know it will probably be harder later on when I'm bigger. I feel perfectly fine, I look absolutely BEAUTIFUL whenever I look in the mirror, prenatal vitamins have given me tons of energy, and I'm just thrilled that I'm going to have my first baby. I'm scared to tell too many other people so soon because I don't want their judgements all at once.
 
posted 11th Sep '08
love your column - down to the point and always catching the small things which can be very annoying to pregnant ladies (eg myself) ...
BEVSAN - i guess nobody is 24hours a day happy about everything - and just because i am pregnant doesnt mean that i have to 'glow' and experience 'the best 9 months of my live' ... So because we do not REALLY appreciate the fact that everybody asks us for details (and anyway forgets them again in a few hours) and touches us - our husbands are cheating??? yezz - THAT is now an interesting logic ..... LOL - happy friday to all
 
posted 7th Sep '08
one time I went to the grocery store and a lady (who i had never seen before in my life) came up to me patted my stomach and asked me "when the baby was due and how was i feeling?" I was already in a bad mood because I had been nauseous all day, adn had finally made it out to the store before our fridge was completely empty. So i look at the lady and tell her, "I feel like s***, and what makes my day even better is for a nosy person to just come up to me, touch my stomach without asking and ask me stupid freakin questions." She just stared at me as I left. I felt kind of bad afterwards but then I couldn't help laughing because I had finally told someone what I really felt and thought after being asked the "how are you feeling" question
 
posted 29th Aug '08
I know what you mean!! I feel just FINE. I know people are just trying to be nice but after a while I get sick of reassuring everyond!
 
posted 28th Aug '08
becca&baby wrote:
This is exactly how I feel. People at work will ask me 3-4 x a day "how do you feel?" I have contact w/ about 30 employees thruout the day so this gets very tired. I want to shout "the same as I did 5 seconds ago!" Sheesh! If I feel great, I get tired of saying it over and over again and if I feel not so great then I don't want to talk about it!
 
posted 8th Aug '08
Micms3 wrote:
Love it! I so relate to this, and especially the Peanut butter at 3 am. I thought I was the only one! : )
 
posted 3rd Aug '08
Mami1209 wrote:
ladies i am sooo glad i joined this site,., its so good to know i am not hte only one feeling like this, i feel "normal" i am happy for the women who have absolutely no symptoms or complains and enjoy people asking how they feel, but i absolutely hate it.... and get this, my Boss actually said to me, "oh well, its just gonna get worse!" i wanted to kill him and feed him to the lions!!!! what the hell does he know! Seriosuly i just wish people would ignore the fact that i am pregnant, just not say anything... i was in a meeting last week and this ladey actually said to me " you look very chubby, maybe you should cut down on the food" i laugh now but i wanted to kill her then. i cant wait go on maternity leave and just not deal with this anymore.,... we are not miserable we just feel that way, its easy tocritizice when youa re not the one feeling nauseaus 24/7, constipated, dizzy, sleepy and tired all the time and looking like a freakin balloon!!!!!!!!!!!
 
posted 27th Jul '08
i tell people when they ask...constipated lol it always gets them to stop asking questions
 
posted 15th Jul '08
Gabriel'sMom wrote:
This is definitely a loaded question. And to you all who say that we should be excited someone cares enough to ask, that is bull. Most of the people (exclusive of our immediate family) don't really care. They just have nothing better to say other than "How are you feeling" and "When are you due again" EVER OTHER FREAKING DAY! Plus they love to ask tons of questions about when you are taking leave and when you are coming back and what are you going to name the baby. For the most part they don't care and just want some office gossip to share with everyone.

Family usually means well, but if you are going to ask the question, be prepared for the answer and don't look shocked when we say we are feeling awesome and this enormous baby growing inside of me is quite uncomfortable. Actually be prepared to offer help like cleaning up your house, doing laundry, going with you to the grocery store and such instead of just saying "oh, I am sorry" Sorry really doesn't help me when I am nine months pregnant! If you REALLY cared about how we are doing, then you would actually do something in your power to at least make us feel better and pamper us a little.

What gets me even more as someone hinted at earlier, is when you actually do complain (after they asked you of course!!!!!) they say the typical "well it will only get worse after the baby gets here" (that is a matter of opinion) or "you think you aren't sleeping now" (well no freaking way I never knew a newborn needed to be fed every 2 hours" or "your life will be over" (actually it is just getting started). So no offense to you well meaning people out there who think you are giving GREAT advise or words of wisdom... KEEP YOUR OPINION TO YOURSELF.

enough ranting.... I guess you all can tell I am hormonal and ready for this baby to be here!
 
posted 12th Jul '08
I couldn't agree more! I don't mind usually family members asking and stuff but when people at my work, who I barely know or like, keep asking me 'when are you due' 'how do you feel' and all these stupid questions, i just want to scream!
 
posted 25th Jun '08
It amazes me how offended or bothered women get when someone else asks them how they're feeling or how the pregnancy is going. What's the hell is wrong with you? Why be so miserable at such a joyous moment in your life. Thank you Lord that people even strangers care so much about me! It's the most beautiful experience any woman can and will ever have, others know it and get happy for us, why be bothered? There is so much messed up crap in the world, (today's economy, our crappy idiot presisdent, world hunger, war, gas prices, etc.) let THAT bother you, be thankful that others are concerned for you and your baby-to be, even more so than you are. Answer them, thank them for asking, smile, and walk away. SO many miserable women in this world, no wonder men cheat!
 
posted 18th Jun '08
rae326 wrote:
Yes! I know how you feel! My mother-in-law asks me all the time like I am going explode any minute!
 
posted 16th Jun '08
Prego_12-27-08 wrote:
I hate it when that question comes up. Its always ahh you dont sound like your in a very good mood, how ya feelin? Im just so sick of people saying i have an attitude and i always seem so irritated. I just wanna look at them and scream well how would you feel if you were gaining weight like never before, your stomach is stretching and it hurts, you crave weird stuff all day and night, your sick all the time, and your so emotional YOU dont even like you!!!! But i just say just a bad day but im fine. GRRRRR it drives me crazy
 
posted 15th Jun '08
Natasha wrote:
I HAAAATEEEEE that question. Just because I'm pregnant it doesn't mean we can only talk about my pregnancy;and frankly, I don't like talking about it with anyone except my husband. Why don't they just leave me alone and talk about sth else...........
 
posted 13th Jun '08
MommaJennie78 wrote:
THANK GOD someone else thinks the same thing I do when my sweet little Grandma ask me EVERYDAY how do you feel and in my mind I am swearing and screaming and I smile nice and say I am ok. LOL If she only knew what went through my mind. HA
 
posted 10th Jun '08
Quenn wrote:
I told my mother that very thing. Meaning well, of course, she would call me at work every morning just to ask how I was feeling. That question is the worst during the first trimester, when the answer is almost always going to be negative. So, in answer, "I feel pregnant."
 
posted 7th Jun '08
AGREED!
 
posted 1st Jun '08
I enjoy telling people how I feel. They never ask otherwise =]
 
posted 25th May '08
Nicole wrote:
LMAO, P.S. Just wanted to say I'm grateful for this page of comments, I haven't laughed so hard in a while and this actually "hits home" all the way, right on, thank you all for sharing!
 
posted 25th May '08
Nicole wrote:
LOL Yeah I want to join the foot-shovin' party! I have to say that it hasen't been pften that anyone asks me that.. but when I am it's like exactly! Fat, lazy, and pregnant! Not great, there, you happy? What are you going to do about it? Nothing! So just say something nice to me and youll know by my expression that it makes me 'Feel' happy! Luv.
 
posted 12th May '08
*~*~Ashley~*~* wrote:
I hate it when people ask me that, i mean if i wasnt prego would they really want to know?-- No!- they just have nothing else to ask or say so when all else fails ask an open ended question to make me think of something to bring up, when in reality all i want to say is I'm tired, hungry, hormonal, i have gas, and I'm tired of waking up at 3 am to pee. Thank you for asking but please limit it, let us tell you when things change. We are pregnant not dieing.
 
posted 29th Apr '08
Jill Williams wrote:
Yeah my not so great mother in law asks me this EVERY FREAKIN time i see her. and i feel like honestly say how in the hell do you think?? Youve done this twice! then again shes the same woman who told me my morning sickness was all in my head and at that particular moment i hoped i could just throw up on her. hah. :)
 
posted 18th Apr '08
What is wrong with you??? why are you acting like a 3 yrs old?? If no body cares about you they won't even turn around and look at you not to mention wasting their time asking you question!!!! It's not their fault that you are pregnant and miserable!!! At least they are care about you!! Gosh! grow up already!!
 
posted 18th Mar '08
MomMom Valentino wrote:
I must admit, as a mother and a grandmother, my daughter is expecting in July, her 2nd, my 6th grandchild, (Can't wait to meet you Aiden, I love you), I am guilty of this. I think I ask her, my daughter, everyday. I didn't remember feeling this way when I was pregnant with her or her older brothers. And, to my daughter, I am sorry, if you want me to quit asking, cant guarantee it, but I will try. Love you, hun!!!
 
posted 17th Mar '08
Larel wrote:
I understand peoples intentions are suppost to be soft hearted, but it all depends on when you ask that question. I have times where I'm so happy to answer that question and sometimes I just feel like blah! To everyone I snapped at I'd like to say sorry, but ask me after I give birth! lol!
 
posted 12th Mar '08
Sarah wrote:
I've been nicknamed Shamoo, as in the whale...
:)
 
posted 2nd Mar '08
Ashley wrote:
I do believe "how are you feeling? and "are you excited?" are the most dumbest questions to ask a pregnant woman. Seriously, my co-workers and customers at work ask me these two questions all the time! Drives me insane! A few times I answer "I'm prgnant...I feel pregnant...how else do you think I feel?" And when I'm asked "are you excited" I tell them "no I'm going to kick her like a football when she comes out." Seriously, what kind of questions are these? Sometimes when people ask me how I feel I do answer honestly. I feel like crap today. They usually say "welcome to motherhood" or something along those lines. Then I really want to kick their faces in because they act as if I'm complaining and they didn't ask. I also hate being asked if I'm married or when I'm getting married. But that's a whole nother subject.
 
posted 29th Feb '08
Maggie wrote:
My hubby calls me his "Baby Warmer" which I think is lovely! The question I hate is "Do you know what you're having?" I feel like saying, "Yes! A Baby!" I have no intentions of finding out the sex of my baby and receive some very strange looks when I tell people that.
 
posted 22nd Feb '08
Terryswife wrote:
I hate that question the pharmacist at the pharmacy where I live ask me that daily (Is a Rite Aid shop there all the time) I want to just say Im pregnant not terminal how do you think I feel.And my hubbys new name for me is tugboat how rude of him.Just want to choke the next person who daunts the phrase How are you feeling. UUUGH
 
posted 20th Feb '08
Gen wrote:
Yeah. I know how you feel. My friends are always rubbing my stomach, or they call me prego. I keep telling them I hate that term..Whats worse my "loving" hubby to be says I have the beached whale syndrome..
 
posted 20th Feb '08
Ashley & Paul wrote:
I agree i get asked that or can i touch your tummy, or how far a long are you, do you have any weird cravings yet. All those get so irritating and i'm only 22 weeks!!!
 
posted 14th Feb '08
Kelli wrote:
HILLARIOUS!!! I am only 8 weeks pregnant and ALREADY that is driving me nuts...
 
posted 12th Feb '08
Jasmine wrote:
I couldn't help but chuckle at this one. I get asked how do I feel every day by at least 20 people. It gets annoying having the same question asked so many times per day. Not that I am annoyed at these people, just by the fact that I feel like a broken record!
 
posted 5th Feb '08
Leah wrote:
I think it's really really funny. I feel the same way most of the time.
 
posted 3rd Feb '08
Jamie wrote:
She read my mind...just forgot to include terrible heartburn along with the 3am Peanut Butter cravings. ;)
 
posted 2nd Feb '08
Anna wrote:
Amen!!
 
posted 28th Jan '08
UGTH! I agree I'm so sick and tired of people treating me like I'm dying I'm just pregnant folks it's not like I'm an old lady ya know. Even worse than that is when they ask 'Can I get you any thing' typically they add to it like Tylonal, water, a hearting pad for you back? It makes me wanna puke. or even worse than that is my husband is in the army so all his army buddies have begun to ask him is I'm popping any time soon, Or even better asking if I'm fat or pregnant when they first met me. Army men are idiots.
 
posted 20th Jan '08
I dont mind people asking this...they just want to be courteous and let you know they care. What I cant stand are the people who say "oh my god, youre so fat!!" THAT to me is rude...never ever EVER call a pregnant woman fat, it is NOT funny!!
 
posted 19th Jan '08
LOL This is funny because it is true. Just like unsolicited pregnancy advice. I am so tired of both of them- I feel okay. I feel pregnant, if you want to know how it feels, then go ahead and get pregnant and then you will know how I feel. I feel fat and lazy... thats how IIIIIII feel- and I am right there, I'd LOVE to shove my foot up someone's butt too! :)
 
posted 14th Jan '08
Jesse wrote:
this is so very true...I'm tired of hearing it my self and also tired of hearing "why do you get so cranky so fast"UGH!!enough already!!
 
posted 5th Jan '08
Kady wrote:
I know the feeling about this question. I always got that one and the weird cravings questions. That got old really fast. I wanted to make up something so crazy that they'd never ask me again. Oh well.
 
posted 2nd Jan '08
Yocianna Torres wrote:
I understand how that feels its noy so bad wen my bf or mom asks but when all my friends r lik AWW u look so pregnant "how do you feel". Its lik you jus sed it.....Pregnant. lol
 
posted 28th Nov '07
kelsy wrote:
i dont see a problem with someone asking. the person that wrote this article really wants the attention because if no one asked you the entire time HOW ARE YOU FEELING, you will feel quite odd. so dont act as if it is so bad when someone ask you that, because the very day you are feeling down, and no one ask you those 4 words. how would you feel STUPID
 
posted 15th Nov '07
Totally understand this..it takes everything in me not to flip out on someone!
 
posted 13th Nov '07
I work in a bar and the regulars are always asking me this. I usualy tell them you don't want to know or I'm alright. God if they only had the time to really hear it all they would run for the hills.
 
posted 6th Nov '07
I cry or at least fight tears when i'm asked that question... only my mom still asks
 
posted 5th Nov '07
I so know how that feels. I've been saying that since my second month. At least now during my 2nd trimester it's not as bad. Before I'd just answer "permanently hung over thanks". seriously ladies you must admit the two symptoms are comparable. Now I just answer "fabulous wait til it's your turn."
 
posted 2nd Nov '07
How do I feel. I feel pregnant. I do not mind when my husband asks, it is when complete strangers find out you are pregnant and then ask, "how do you feel."
 
posted 1st Nov '07
jessica wrote:
i think it is different when you dont ever get asked that question.... i'm 7 months and have been asked how i am feeling maybe 5 times the whole pregnancy....
 
posted 31st Oct '07
Katie wrote:
It can definitely be annoying getting asked the same questions over and over.

Of course, if no one asks any questions, then you just hearing a bunch of whining about how nobody cares.

So I don't think outsiders can really win.
 
posted 29th Oct '07
Mommy of 2 blessings wrote:
LORI, YOU'VE SAID IT!!! I totally agree with Lori... people usually ask this question out of politeness, and they certainly don't mean to be annoying...let's just say it's an annoying habit some people have... and I'm actually surprised that you have so many people asking you this, 'cause usually nobody cares if it's not something of their interest. Hang in there, and believe me, there are worse things they could be saying to you(like some woman sharing how her birth experience was.... without you asking!!)=D
 
posted 17th Oct '07
Laura wrote:
THANK YOU! LOL. If people only realized how annoying that is.......I guess we should throw something back at them as well.....it has to be something quick and just as annoying! But I can't think of anything right now...LOL.
 
posted 12th Oct '07
mysticaljade77 wrote:
bhahahaha thats so freaking fuuny ...yeah cant stand it ...i dont want to be rude you know oh and im nice so i say great....and then when alone with my hubby i COMPLAIN, poor guy!!
 
posted 11th Oct '07
Richie's mommie wrote:
Finally someone knows how I feel when your whole family call U fat alllllllll day Lonnng!!!!!!!
 
posted 10th Oct '07
Lori wrote:
Well to be honest, it doesn't really bother me when people aske me. I'll answer how I feel. I don't go into detail but I'll tell them, today I feel great, or tired, or all I want to do is eat and sleep. I feel blessed that they care to ask. Most who ask are women who have had children of their own and can relate to what I feel. I am not rude, I don't tell them every bit of detail, but if someone asks them have you seen so and so, they can say yes and she feels great or whatever and they can take it from there. Like I said, I feel blessed to have someone really care about how I feel, and when they offer to help me with anything, that makes me feel even better!!
 
posted 8th Oct '07
for all of u that are ladies stop bitching cause someone ask u this question at least they care...shut the hell up...first of all i guess for all of u that are tired of this question it was k when someone ask u this question at first but when they start asking every single day it gets really annoying...n screw if they care or not by them caring is not going to change anything...u still going to be pregnant n dats dats...n seriously they should stop asking when ur pregnant hows the baby doing...how about after i give birth u ask me this ...because right now i dont know how the baby is doing so stop asking...fine if u want to ask me how r u...ill respond to u...because i wont be a bitch..n people ya need to stop pocking on pregnant women is not cool...last thing we want is for someone to pock us... we have enough going on with the pregnancy n other things in life...n for you all that are like u should change the writer...u need to take a chill pill cause she is just saying wats on her mind just like everyone else n if they dont like ppl asking them question then who are u to judge them...if u like ppl asking u then good for u...n i think the writer is fine i love every article they make me laugh n happy cause at least someone sees n feel the same way i do...cause obviously everyone else who is not pregnant doesnt really c things from our point of view when it comes to being pregnant...
 
posted 4th Oct '07
Candice wrote:
Kick ass, girl! Now that's the shit i'm talkin about!!!
 
posted 3rd Oct '07
Skylar F. wrote:
I go through and read some of these comments at my desk when i'm bored at work and I must say you can clearly see the ones who are "happy" with pregnancy and the ones who are "miserable"... and ironically enough the ones who are happy are the ones agreeing with this column, not trashing it!

Every pregnant woman has her little pet peeves that just urk her and we we want to get it out of our system, LET US! The ones bitching about replacing the article girl are the miserable ones quite obviously with just a little too much hormone on her plate!

Keep it up baby-gaga, I love your articles!
 
posted 30th Sep '07
For being 21 weeks along and gaining 16 or so pounds already, I actually feel great! The 1st trimester was pretty tiring...well, I was extremely fatigued, hungry and grumpy because no matter how much sleep I got, it was never enough (I could sleep for 24 hours straight and that still wouldn't have been enough!). When people ask me how I'm feeling, I tell them 'great!' because that's really how I feel. I felt fat at first, but my husband assures me every single day how beautiful I am and how proud he is knowing I'm the mother of his child. That, and the support of my family, have somewhat gotten me over this whole 'am I fat' phase. I'm still pretty tired but am able to actually get things done and am being productive...I've taken up gardening and acrylic painting and they're both really therapeutic. I've also been keeping a journal for my son-to-be since day 1 and that always puts me in a better mood! While I know that being pregnant isn't comfortable, just knowing you're carring a beautiful little baby (or babies) should be enough to answer 'I'm feeling great!' when someone asks.
 
posted 27th Sep '07
Pammy wrote:
I completely agree with your comments. I am SO sick of everyone asking how I feel. I feel like CRAP. I'm tired all the time and have been since I have been pregnant. I want to know HOW and WHERE these woman come from that feel fantastic pregnant? How is that possible? I have NO bursts of energy and never have. I am 34 weeks pregnant and have been told I will get a burst of energy soon. I do not think that is going to happen for me. I am more and more tired all the time. How do these girls get so lucky to feel that good?!!! Let me know what your secret is.
 
posted 25th Sep '07
lizzydawn wrote:
Oh man oh man, on top of EVERYONE asking that question, they think that you are going to break or break down at any moment... they rub your belly and touch you in places that a non-pregnant woman would punch someone...
I got here, in this position by having sex with my hubby, he's the ONLY one that should be touching me, and the only one who reserves the right to ask me on a daily basis how I am feeling... If he doesn't ask, he's in touble, but when he does ask, at least he gets the truth. I can see it now...

Coming from the mother in law---
Liz, how are you feeling?
Well Mother in Law of mine, I feel like crap, your wonderful son thought it would be a great Idea to not only torment me with his own flaws but, to give me a son, just like him to do so for nine months in my belly... my ribs hurt from being KICKED all of the time, my head hurts from not being able to Drink a Beer, have a glass of caffeine in the morning afternoon and night, I can't sit outside and enjoy my cigarette anymore and going to a bar with friends is totally out of the question... on top of everything else, your perfect son thinks that I am just so cute pregnant but... let's talk about trying to have sex when IAM IN THE MOOOD, oh my friend that's non-existant since he's sleeping when iam awake at 4 in the morning... I can't shop enough and I care about the cute things, and all he wants is to hold his son... OH MOTHER IN LAW,
I love your son so much for this...


LOL... Okay, so I only feel those ways every once in a while and in reality, he's a really great hubby and daddy, BUT GEEZ, must you call everyday and ask me how the peanut is.... LOL??? he's NOT A PEANUT, he's a kicking moving tossing turning BUDHA..... (lol...as my hubby rubs the tummy and says... "how's the BUDHA" ironic.......
 
posted 23rd Sep '07
Vicky wrote:
people are curious creatures. they want to know about something different. if its a person who's had a kid, they're comparing to their pregnancy (is she as irritable as i was?) and if they havent had kids they're simply trying to find out from the best source... a pregnant lady. (whats it like?) take it as a compliment that you are a walking encyclopedia of information and tell them the truth. lying is a crappy thing to do anyway in any condition.
 
posted 21st Sep '07
gin wrote:
I get that a lot at work. So I finally told them how I really felt. Like how many times I puked before I got there and how sore my boobs are. And can't forget how gassy I am. Then they just look at me and I think well you ask all the time so I thought you wanted to know. The other question I get alot is hows the baby. I just fine I guess or very active tonight or something like that. Can't forget are you excited yet or is my husband excited yet. What do think, I'm pregnant and we tried for more than a year! The stupid questions never end. But what bugs me the most is when the stuipidity comes from a women that has kids!
 
posted 16th Sep '07
jellybeancarrier wrote:
Oh my god, I know exactly how this is. I work in a large office, and it always seems to be the guys that give that knowing look, and ask those 4 words " How are you feeling" Like they know!!! I feel like crap, I'm tired of being nice, because every time I get grouchy, people give me a little smile, and say, aw it's the hormones. Did they forget I wasn't exactly Sally Smiley to begin with?
 
posted 12th Sep '07
Ashtin Buchanan wrote:
That was so funny...made my day...I had a horrible time during my first 3 months, but since then its been pretty good. No one seemed to care or ask when i was 3 months or before, but when you actually are showing they act like you have a disability. Well atleast my family feels that way, my co workers act as if i am in the best physical shape in my life and that i should be able to do anything and everything while at work, when that is sometimes impossible. I have cravings too. Just last night i craved Peas at 11pm. Needless to say my fiance got me some Peas...I am 22 weeks pregnant and my baby boy kicks and kicks, and it actually wears me out...is that normal? I love it most times though...
 
posted 8th Sep '07
Rebecca Thomas wrote:
I had three children and never had a problem with people asking me, "how I feel". Maybe because they wanted to know, and If they are a close family member maybe you should tell them.
 
posted 6th Sep '07
Sonja wrote:
Oh my goodness I couldnt agree more! I appreciate the concern as I'm sure many of you do, but come on already, give it a rest!! Thats like someone saying that I'm cranky just because I am pregnant and hormonal, or have pms. NO, my feelings are valid and are very real and just because I am pregnant doesnt mean I haev any quams about putting you in your place!
 
posted 5th Sep '07
Crystal wrote:
How true! You really do get sick of people asking you how you are!!!
 
posted 30th Aug '07
Manda wrote:
I commonly get this one. The question is either referanced toward me or the baby. "How are you doing Manda? Hows the baby?" Somedays I really just want to yell at the person that ends up asking me. What some people don't understand is that some of the questions you ask are "loaded" or have more meaning behind them then they think. I usually try to bit my lip but I wont lie I've had my days.
 
posted 30th Aug '07
chrissy wrote:
Just be glad that someone cares enough to ask after YOUR welfare - believe me when the baby has arrived you will be taking a back seat!!
 
posted 28th Aug '07
shaniquab wrote:
It seems as if the comment was written for me, I am so sick of that question and then if answer and people dont like the way i answered it then they are she has a attitude she's then damn it stop asking me questions.
 
posted 12th Aug '07
JAIMEE wrote:
I TOTALY FEEL YOU ON THIS ONE! WHAT DO THEY WANT US TO FEEL LIKE? IM SO SICK OF BEING ASKED THAT QUESTION. I JUST LOOK AT THEM AND SAY HOW DO I LOOK LIKE I FEEL?
 
posted 10th Aug '07
HOLLIE wrote:
OMG!!! U TOOK THE WORDS RIGHT OUT OF MY MOUTH!!!
 
posted 9th Aug '07
AMEN SISTER!!!
 
posted 31st Jul '07
Robyn and Gracy's Mom wrote:
We just had a family reuion for my husbands family and lucky me i got to take our two year old daughter all by myself and to make matters worse it's become obivious that i'm expecting again for an entire weekend i was despratly tring not to bite off some poor cousins head every 5 min, now i have a blister. hehe why oh why did i marry a man who has 9 aunts and uncles
 
posted 31st Jul '07
I get that question all the time now but if I answer it and it sounds like I am talking about the baby everyone at work freeks out telling me that all I talk about well then stop asking lol I hate it
 
posted 26th Jul '07
Sara wrote:
To you women out there "bothered" by the question of "how are you doing," I'm sorry, but when people ask you that, they are being kind.

It may bother you to get the same question over and over again from different people, but it bothers me more to see how rude, anti-social, and self-centered people are becoming--to the point of where pleasantries are just too much of a bother.

Pregnant or not, uncomfortable or not, you should still have to be polite--and that begins with your thought process. Hopefully, you will teach your little one better than you were.

So, next time you're asked that "dreadful" question, take your rude, thankless self elsewhere to gripe and try not to appreciate that someone cares about you.
 
posted 25th Jul '07
natisme19 wrote:
well i get to have the best time of taking care of myself and my husband who has a broken leg.... he makes me feel angry because its hard for me to do these sorts of things. my back hurts and the baby keeps moving to a spot that hurts me really bad. i just hope that his leg is better before i cant move anymore!
 
posted 24th Jul '07
Kay1127 wrote:
I know exactly what you mean. Me and my boyfriend just broke up because he said i was ill all the time. I asked him how he thought every other pregnant woman felt, but you know in men's eyes we aren't supposed to be ill or feel bad we're supposed to be ok and happy. WRONG!!! it's the worse feeling to have to go back home to your parents especially when you're over 5 months pregnant.
 
posted 10th Jul '07
Jackie wrote:
lo. I thought this was so funny that i put it on my webpage. Every single time i talk to some one, even in im, they ask me how i am feeling.. I how ever alwasy say some thing along the lines of.. "well i am gettin very fat and like to suck on pickles, how do u think i am feeling?" so Kudos to the girls that can still be polite the 18 hundreth time
 
posted 7th Jul '07
Erica wrote:
Oh how true this is! My response was "pregnant" thinking that would answer the question and it would be left at that but obviously people want to hear that you are miserable. Misery loves company and vice-versa. If they feel they can sympathis with you on some level then everything will be ok. Well its not. SMILE!!!
 
posted 6th Jul '07
Hey ladies!!! We dont like this question because we dont wanna be rude and express how we really feel,yet; we do. And then with all the hormones and uncomfortableness of the pregnancy it doesnt make it any easier. Hope, it does seem kinda selfish to complain about this question, but you gotta look at it from both sides. When your time comes, and it will, you'll understand! One day you'll be like " I wish they'd just leave me alone" (smile)
 
posted 3rd Jul '07
Shin Kicker wrote:
I hear that question all the time "How do you feel" Uggg... It drives me insane.. I just want to kick ppl in the shin and walk away.. but I can't do that.. Its a shame..
 
posted 30th Jun '07
rosa wrote:
lol!!!!!!!! im craking up. its sooooooo true. all this comments are. every other day my stepdad asks have you had ane weird cravings like ice cream with pickles?? i look at him and say you really want to make me trow up dont you?!!?!? and my boyfriend!! omg! everyday he calls n same 2 questions did you take your vitamin?? hows the baby?? i dont know how its doing!! but it better start letting me sleep so i wont fall asleep in school.
 
posted 29th Jun '07
Jennifer H. wrote:
It does get a little annoying from time to time. I just feel like a walking invalid (if that makes any sense). I used to get asked that all the time because I have MS. Now I'm "even more" likely to break because I'm dare I say it...PREGNANT!!! The thing is I really think it bothers or even insults/digusts people when I say...."Fine. I feel great!". Like I'm disrespecting my baby and don't appreciate being pregnant.
 
posted 28th Jun '07
All of these are great, I happen to be one of two pregnant women in my work place course it would be as bad if there were more than 5 of us... We are also only a couple weeks apart so both of us are geting tired of the questions... "Is there something in the water?" "Did you plan this?" Yes we drank the same water and planned to go home and have wild sex with our men on the same night so we could go through the hormones and hate the world at the exact same time....Do people even think about the questions before they ask them? The best part was we both wore the same maternity outfit the other day... as funny as it was I made my husband bring me a change of clothes just to avoid more retarded questions!
 
posted 21st Jun '07
My god, the people who bitch on these pages! Its ENTERTAINMENT!!! Something to keep us all occupied, while being sick, and sitting at home. Why must everyone really bitch and complain, just because we see things differently than others? We are all in the same boat. And ladies, those who say they welcome being asked this question, good for you! But I imagine there;s some days you wish people would leave you alone. Myself, I don't mind it, however, there are days that Id rather strangle the person than answer. It does drive me nuts, cause its just like a bad record that keeps skipping. Now, I appreciate those who ask me, who really care about my well being, and the well being of my unborn son. HOWEVER, I think most of the ladies on here can attest to, its the strangers who seem to think a pregnant woman is an object, and they have every right to touch someone's belly without permission. There is such a thing as personal space, and for some reason, pregnant women seem to lose this big thing. Its down right rude, for most. I am not saying its a bad thing for all of you, some actually like it, but myself, Id rather tell someone off, then have them touching me, because its awkward, I feel COMPLETELY uncomfortable, and what gives them the right to do so? You wouldn't go up to someone who is not pregnant and do that. You'd be shot in today's world! I am proud to be pregnant, and cant wait to meet my little guy soon, and I am very happy when people ask me how I feel, as long as they know me, and I know they care! For strangers trying to get a piece of the action, well, its not something I want to welcome, as I dont like a lot of people around me. Now that Ive said my piece, Im sure there will be someone who will disagree with me, but whatever. Congrats to all those who are expecting, and to those who have their bundles of joy and all the diapers and sleepless nights that come with the honor of having a little one!
 
posted 19th Jun '07
KBrown22 wrote:
LOVE the article! My feelings EXACTLY!!!
 
posted 19th Jun '07
Niasha wrote:
Ladies,
I know we have our good days and not so good days, but just be glad someone gives a flip about your well being. I am guilty of wanting to say MYOB (Mind your own business), but I manage to keep myself in check.
 
posted 7th Jun '07
Erika wrote:
I would looooooooooooove to answer... NOT OF YOUR BUSINESS... hate when people ask me "how are you?" and there is one worst at least for me "how is the baby doing?" it is like something really private in my life is being touched. I just hate it. Specially those kind of too sympathetic people that say "how is OUR baby doing?". Our? Are you gaining weight?, are you felling like a whale? ..
Unfortunally, I am polite. So I always respond "fine thanxs, we are both fine"
It is not like you are going to spend the whole morning saying: my feet are swelling, stomach is itching, head hurts... bla bla bla...
I just would love that people around me could understand I am pregnant, not sick.
 
posted 6th Jun '07
2nd bundle of joy wrote:
Wow that was written so harshly. I think pregnancy is beautiful, especially once you get past the vomiting(hoping that was the last of it at 22weeks). I love the big belly. I call my prego friends "Big Momma" with love. I look forward to the bigger belly that can only mean- hey she is pregnant. I enjoy every movement of my little girl growing inside me and my husband feeling her. Try not thinking of yourself as a fat blob but the beautiful prego. Cheesey? maybe but a lot better than being a critic of your inevitable expanding belly/body.
 
posted 1st Jun '07
Micaela wrote:
This is my second time around and it feels like that question only bothers me more. The thing is not only do I get asked all the time but it seems like I get asked by the same person like once a week. My little sister and I are both pregnant right now and she is 5 years younger than me and this is her first baby. We were in Wal-mart not too long ago and it seemed like everyone was staring at her as if they had never seen a pregnant girl before in their life!!! It is funny that you all have brought up the subject of getting a shirt made with all of the information printed on it because I mentioned the exact idea to her. I told her because she is only 17 that it needs to say "Yes, I am pregnant, I am only 17 years old, yes I know who the father is, No, he is not involved, so, DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM? I know, it sounds kinda hateful but if you could only have seen the looks on these people's faces, you would react the same way. Another thing that bothers me is that I am so picky about what I want to eat and then I finally convince my husband to go and pick me up something and he will ask, "So what do you want?" and I hate it because when it comes down to it, I really have no idea what I want. Everything sounds good but nothing good comes to mind. Anyone else having that problem? LOL! Since this is my second pregnancy, it has come to my attention that people are so fake. I am now 26 weeks and finally showing but I have still only gained 4 pounds (not the case with my first), but when I was about one or two months pregnant I had a couple of people tell me that I was already showing. Now, maybe it is just me but I don't think you can really tell at that point unless you have just ballooned. Then those same people proceeded to rub my not yet really pregnant stomach and say "OHHH, how cute...". I just thought how wierd is that. Until next time all my pregnant companions....
 
posted 30th May '07
Josie wrote:
This is perfect! Couldn't have said it better. Why do people feel the need to act like they really care about you just because you're pregnant?
 
posted 29th May '07
Cheri wrote:
First, kudos to alesha, pam, jenny, and rebecca for their comments, and very well put to Paula and Judy! But for most of you, for the record, I'm not one of those people who ask how people feel when their pregnant. I'm generally too shy for that - but when I hear a pregnant woman answering that question to someone else, I definitely want to listen. Sometimes I can help, sometimes I can't. But people aren't going to know if thay can help unless they know what you're going through. And yes, different pregnant women go through DIFFERENT things. It's not the same for everybody! Heaven forbid that somebody feels great during pregnancy. (Like the sarcasm there). Oh and I've had 2 pregnancies and I got alot of help and helpful advice because I welcomed the question, how do you feel, and answered them honestly and gratefully! Wow, what a concept! And to those of you that have found a "really good way to get people to stop asking that question", they've stopped asking only because they don't really like you anymore , they think you're bitchy, and ultimately, they've just stopped caring about how you feel. Are you happy now?
 
posted 29th May '07
Cheri wrote:
First, kudos to alesha, pam, jenny, and rebecca for their comments, and very well put to Paula and Judy! But for most of you, for the record, I'm not one of those people who ask how people feel when their pregnant. I'm generally too shy for that - but when I hear a pregnant woman answering that question to someone else, I definitely want to listen. Sometimes I can help, sometimes I can't. But people aren't going to know if thay can help unless they know what you're going through. And yes, different pregnant women go through DIFFERENT things. It's not the same for everybody! Heaven forbid that somebody feels great during pregnancy. (Like the sarcasm there). Oh and I've had 2 pregnancies and I got alot of help and helpful advice because I welcomed the question, how do you feel, and answered them honestly and gratefully! Wow, what a concept! And to those of you that have found a "really good way to get people to stop asking that question", they've stopped asking only because they don't really like you anymore , they think you're bitchy, and ultimately, they've just stopped caring about how you feel. Are you happy now?
 
posted 29th May '07
Tangela wrote:
Nicely said. I think that is one of the dumbest questions in the world especially if the person asking it has been pregnant before. I mean the rubbing of the stomach doesn't bother me but I hate when people poke at my stomach and talk in baby language. Fish don't like when you tap the glass to there fish bowl what makes you think my child likes it?????????????????????
 
posted 26th May '07
genesis@!19 wrote:
i actully want to buy a shirt that says all the information too!! i mean god can u just leave me alone! i feel like a taperecorded!
 
posted 25th May '07
Rhonda wrote:
Very funny article. I like to make up different things to say to people who ask how I'm feeling, i.e.,"I FEEL with my hands mostly."
 
posted 10th May '07
aabida wrote:
i love that article, i'm not even that big cause i'm only 6 weeks into my pregnancy and i get stupid questions.
just cause its my first
 
posted 9th May '07
Josh Wilkerson wrote:
What a one sided response to a genuine question regarding the health of you, mentally and physically, as well as the baby. If the person asking the question is someone with a history of dis-interest in you and your life this response is acceptable and even encouraged. My main concern is that this is something that might be felt by woman only when "How are you feeling?" is posed by a male. If this is or is not the case I would love to know. If it is, usually, as a guy, the questions you ask need to be posed in a way so as not to offend or draw litigation. I feel any genuine concern should be appreciated and understood. If you feel bad when the question is posed then tell me. If the person is concerned this could be an opportunity to vent to a sympathetic ear.
 
posted 9th May '07
Ruby Slippers wrote:
Good Grief! Someone asking you how you feel should bring a smile to your face!
Be glad you are with child, and people care about you! Stop the whining, and enjoy your pregnancy! It will be over, soon! You should be living each day to the fullest!
Also, when strangers want to rub your belly...that shouldn't tick you off! People want to "feel" a sweet little baby! You girls need to lighten up! Change your attitudes from negative to positive! The next time someone asks you..."how do you feel...", why don't you just answer with..."Great!"..or..."not so good, today". Be glad you have so many that care about you!
 
posted 8th May '07
Jackie wrote:
Oh my i'm so glad i'm not alone in this everywhere i go even with strangers i get asked but most ppl are asking me how do i feel bc i'm carrying twins i feel much like how you do my nickname is tubby or thick an chunky an although i know my b/f means no harm it's hard enough to deal with all the changes in my body an the not fitting into anything anymore. But it's like you asked me how i felt 2 days ago i feel the same hungry tired sore an fat what else do u want me to say i feel beautiful an energetic an light an a feather. GET REAL!!!! I do love being pregnant but hormones can really effect my returning answer when asked that " how do you feel" question comes up!!
 
posted 8th May '07
7 weeks 4 days wrote:
That is hilarious! I feel the same exact way...I keep flipping out on my fiancee, but he's become pretty patient and understands that I'm just having another mood-swing. Thanks for the article...it was very entertaining.
 
posted 3rd May '07
itsagirl wrote:
somethings i don't like are of course everybody and their dog (sometimes 4-5 people in an hour!) asking how i feel, strangers touching my belly. but one thing that really bothers me is that i am adopted, and my mother has never given birth and she tries to give me advice on my pregnancy...how to eat, dress, how i should feel....this is really stupid
 
posted 1st May '07
BecKa wrote:
i have been terrible. but you cant tell anyone that, cause then they look at you with pity. like you have some horrible medical problem and there isnt anything anyone can do. well, if there wasnt anything they could do, why ask in the first place?!?!
and my mother in law is the worst. she asks everyday, like i am gonna say something different every time. somedays i REALLY want to tell her how i feel. see if she stops asking after that.
 
posted 29th Apr '07
rebecca wrote:
I can see why some would detest this question, maybe i'm not far along enough yet. however, i like to take the opportunity to answer honestly during these nine months. when else can you? If you say "i feel tired", guess who gets to take a nap at the suggestion of everyone without feeling lazy? When else can you say " I feel WONDERFUL!" and truly mean it? Is pregnancy that bad??
 
posted 27th Apr '07
dwhite9580 wrote:
Yeah, I totally hate this question? I work with my mother and she asks me every day when i walk in the door. I'm in a bad mood the rest of the day. I go to the store, and the girls there ask How I'm feeling everytime i go in. Did they really want this being asked all the time when they were pregnant? I don't mind it much coming from people that real
 
posted 27th Apr '07
dwhite9580 wrote:
Yeah, I totally hate this question? I work with my mother and she asks me every day when i walk in the door. I'm in a bad mood the rest of the day. I go to the store, and the girls there ask How I'm feeling everytime i go in. Did they really want this being asked all the time when they were pregnant? I don't mind it much coming from people that really want to know and can't tell from the expression on my face that I'm not in the mood to talk about How I feel at that moment, Like my mother, but people i work with, will ask me all the time. Especially during my first three months, like they wanted me to say,"I've been barfing my guts up all morning long and i feel like i'm dying" even though i never had morning sickness, just nauseous. Like alot of the women here, the only person i want asking me that all the time is my husband,and he doesn't ever ask. I guess he just figures it's best to stay out of my war path.
 
posted 25th Apr '07
szqfoster wrote:
I feel ya. There is this one guys at work....When I see him coming I cringe. I jut know he's going to ask. For other people like family, I'm good with it.
 
posted 23rd Apr '07
Rachel wrote:
A perfect response is to say "Well, the hemorrhoids have been making it hard for me to sit down" Most times it makes the person shut up and stop asking stupid questions. Plus it makes you laugh!
 
posted 20th Apr '07
Alyssa's_mommy wrote:
And i thought i was the only one.. haha.. IT drives me nuts.. Its like im not Sarah anymore, now im just "pregnant" The only person i want to ask me regularly is the person wh made me this way.. Other then that i get so irritated.. Its probably pretty clear how i am doing anyways.. they just dont know what else to say because again im not sarah anymore.. Ugh
 
posted 14th Apr '07
maria wrote:
This is exactly how i feel everyone asks me that only the bad thing is i usually have some grouchy comment about my tummy stretching my awful gas underneath my ribs or the fact i now love limburger cheese!! but hey what can u do?? its all the price to pay to be a mom. i think i'll sue for false advertisement...lol
 
posted 4th Apr '07
Kandice wrote:
I totaly know how you fell i hate when people ask me that so i just make up some crap.
 
posted 1st Apr '07
Momma_Tiff wrote:
When i saw this article. my first thought was no way!! i HATE when people ask me that 15 times a day. dont they know thats its so annoying! another thing i hate is when people ask me. Are you feelin okay? no im not feeling okay! im 5 months pregnant.
 
posted 29th Mar '07
Omg! Freakin histerical.
 
posted 27th Mar '07
soniamagana wrote:
this makes me laugh so much because i just got into an arguement with everyone at my house today cause my back is hurting no we dont feel good wwe are pregnant and in constant pain not to mention we cant stop thinking about food at all I hate the hungers that i get and cravings especially when you dont have what you want right then and there help me
 
posted 26th Mar '07
anabel wrote:
yeah it annoys mee
 
posted 26th Mar '07
I like it that I'm asked, it makes me feel good that people care. Hopefully, they're prepared for the truth!!!
 
posted 24th Mar '07
Shalene wrote:
Can't say that I know how you feel... never been there but that is hilarious! You should tell people then they'll leave you alone!
 
posted 17th Mar '07
bels wrote:
i agree also i hate it when people ask your partner ' how is she feeling " this happens to me at work
 
posted 14th Mar '07
daec wrote:
Yes, It'd be great if there is a list of 'questions not to ask pregnant ladies'

My pet peeve is 'What gender is ur baby'.
that is the FIRST question these tom, dick and harries ask. Gee, mind ur own biz. Nope, it dun come with a 'how are you' at all
 
posted 11th Mar '07
jewlz wrote:
I so know how all you feel! Nothing is worse than being asked the same thing over and over! My biggest pet peeves are people touching my belly without asking! DONT TOUCH ME! rub your own.
Me and my husband didnt find out what the sex of our baby is, k, but you know everyone we know ask us so do you know what your having? If I knew why would i keep it a secret. If I did know and I was goin to tell everyone I would have done so when I found out.... duh!

The way I see it is they just dont get it!
 
posted 5th Mar '07
christa wrote:
hahhahahahaha
 
posted 3rd Mar '07
judy wrote:
I'm 22 weeks pregnant and I feel great! I love that people are so concerned and supportive. I had the same experience with my last pregnancy. I also don't mind that people want to touch my belly. I've never had anyone do it in a way that was unloving or unexcited about my current and upcoming gift of this child. Having had so much loving attention in and out of utero, I think, has helped my 2 year old daughter to be very outgoing, loving, charming and easy. I also feel that our own attitude as pregnant women and mothers affects how we feel and how our children feel now and later
 
posted 3rd Mar '07
Heather wrote:
I don't know if it's bad to ask "how i feel" or if it's worse to have a severely obese women ask me how far along i was and when I answered 5 months she said "WOW YOUR HUGE!"
Either way you look at it someone is going to be ignorant enough to ask or answer a question that you just don't want to hear.
 
posted 1st Mar '07
Tara wrote:
He He!! And I thought that I was the only person that EVERYBODY asked "How do you feel?
" I do find it annoyingonly because it is the only question that people seem to ask!!! Is there no originality? I just reply to this question the same every time with "Round, how about yourself?"
 
posted 27th Feb '07
CARMEN L wrote:
Yes,yes i always get asked the same question, it's irritating. Also when i don't feel good i always get asked, what hurts? and what does it feel like? Also when u go visit family members or whomever, they don't look at u they directly look at ur stomach to see if ur any bigger and everyone just wants to feel ur belly, it's VERY annoying. "How are you feeling", "Did u eat already", "Are u hungry", "You need to eat for two now", I am so annoyed oh, "How many months are you", " Is it a boy or a girl", "Have you gone to the doctors' yet". It's just what we have to go through during our pregnancy...
 
posted 23rd Feb '07
prettygirl228 wrote:
me2. what really bugs me: Are you hungry? No. Oh well than, eat something. I'm not hungry. What did you eat?!
Seems simple but it just completely irritates me. Just because I'm pregant doesn't mean I have to load my face with unnessacary food. When I'm hungry, I eat. End of story.

I told my mom of this and she went into the "Well they care about you." and I told her to sit down and think how annoying people where WHEN SHE WAS PREGANT. she shut up after that.
 
posted 14th Feb '07
apasone wrote:
Oh, Do I agree with that. This is my first pregnancy, and If there is a symptom I can guaranty I have or have had it. Then every other person asks the same thing, how are you feeling!!!
 
posted 13th Feb '07
amber wrote:
Lol I have to say that this article I can agree and disagree. I have my days where I want to slap the next person who so much as looks at me, but then I also have times where I want the attention so much that it hurts! I throughly enjoy being pregnant because it's the last time it's all about YOU. When the baby gets here they aren't going to care how you feel lol.
 
posted 9th Feb '07
Hope wrote:
I think this question is so selfish. Think of all the women who want a baby sooo BAD. They would love for someone to ask them that question!
 
posted 8th Feb '07
Summer030205 wrote:
I loved your article! "pudgy" is cute.. my husband called me "Blueberry" since it was the most comfortable sweater I had and it was that light blue... imagine asking how you feel after your husband yells "Blueberry, what are you craving now?" down the whole isle in the grocery store! It's good to know I'm not alone!!
 
posted 7th Feb '07
Jennitza wrote:
Hahaha, this is soo funny I wish I read this article before my sister was pregnant every moment I had to speak to her the first thing I asked was How do you feel? Hahaha I only asked because I care...
 
posted 7th Feb '07
jamie wrote:
OKAY, FOR EVERYONE WHO IS LIKE--"GEE WIZ HEAVEN FORBID SOMEONE CARES ABOUT YOU!" YOU MUST BE ONE THE TWITS THAT ARE ASKING ALL THE DUMB QUESTIONS. GET OVER IT AND FINE SOMEHTING ELSE TO TALK ABOUT. SOMETHING THAT INTEREST US WALKING WATERMELONS LIKE FOOD, SLEEP, OR THE COMBINATION OF THE TWO.

ANYWAY I AM ABOUT 7 MONTHS ALONG AND STILL FINE MYSELF ASKING THE SAME STUPID QUESTION TO OTHER PEOPLE. I THINK IT IS JUST WHAT PEOPLE THINK YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO SAY FOR PROPER PREGNANT CONVERSATION. OR MAYBE THEY JUST WANT TO HEAR ALL THE GORY DETAILS OF HOW YOU TOSSED YOUR COOKIES AND USED PREPERATION H 3 TIMES THIS WEEK :) THAT'LL SHUT 'EM UP !!
 
posted 31st Jan '07
babylindsey wrote:
well...i have forund a way to get them to stop asking. Ready for this.....LOOK AT THEM THEN LOOK AT YOU BELLY ROLL YOUR EYES AND...WALK AWAY..THE NEXT TIME THEY SEE YOU THEY WILL REMEMBER HOW YOU REACTED AND WILL NEVER ASK AGAIN..WORKS EVERYTIME
 
posted 30th Jan '07
Ang wrote:
I agree this question is very annoying...but its more annoying when they ask both you and your husband because he might need back surgery because of a fricken cow, and I am just annoying with the 20 questions I'm always getting. "how are you feeling today?" "are you going to find out if its a boy or a girl?" Are you going to stay home after its born?" How's your hubby? Have you heard anything else from the doctor?" "Did they find out whats wrong with him?" What did this doctor say?"... It's going just great between me being moody and my husband being able to only do so much and not being able to run around to get thigns done like I used to along with all the wonders that come with pregnancy...I'm great, really...ask me again tomorrow, and I'll still feel the same. Just please stop asking so many questions, because if I really felt like telling you...I WILL!! anyway, thats how I feel. Good luck to the rest of you who are ready to explode!
 
posted 29th Jan '07
Rachel wrote:
HEHEHe that so funny but yet it so true at the same time..esp.from those friends that dont have children.like i want to tell them that every time it cold or when i go into the store in frezzer ailes i have walk way because i get really bad breast pains
thnks
rachel
 
posted 29th Jan '07
Kirsten wrote:
Here's another one for you.."Are you planning to breastfeed?" No lady, I'm planning on giving her a 40 and a pack of hot dogs and calling it a day. Because obviously you feel the need to inquire about a decision that is months away.
 
posted 26th Jan '07
komom3 wrote:
that is just hilarious. I think we all feel that way... haha
 
posted 22nd Jan '07
Jama wrote:
I am pregnant with my third child and HATE this question. I agree with everyone else...HOW DO YOU THINK I FEEL??? It amazes me that women who have children neven ask this question, they know how it feels. No pregnant woman wants to be asked "how do you feel, how much longer, do you have any names yet, haven't you had that baby yet", and so many other things people ask. I now know when I encounter pregnant women to talk about anything but the pregnancy unless SHE brings it up.
 
posted 22nd Jan '07
Brandi wrote:
It never fails. Every two to three days, my stepfather calls. "How are you feeling?" Me: Just fine, just fine... "How's the baby?" Me: She's kicking up a storm. It's the same convo EVERY SINGLE TIME! I don't REALLY know how she is. I don't carry a personal ultrasound and doppler with me 24/7. If I had to guess though, I bet she's cramped up, extremely bored (I don't get the internet or cable TV in my womb, anyone else?). And I'm hoping to God that she's not claustrophobic (like every one else in my family) because, well, that's not the largest condo she could be living in...I wish these dumb questions could wait until AFTER she's born, so that I actually have some type of idea how she's doing. And I wish she'd hurry up and be born, I miss my frigging cute jeans!
 
posted 21st Jan '07
Expectantgoth wrote:
Oh I hate this question! I've got 22 days left and everyday when I go into work it's the same 3 questions from everyone who sees me ON ALL 3 SHIFTS! "How are you feeling?" Pregnant! "How's the baby?" I'll let you know when I have her. "You haven't had that thing yet?" Come on people! If I had had the darn thing I wouldn't be here looking like I'm smuggling a basket ball
 
posted 17th Jan '07
I agree with jennifer! Please replace this woman! Yes, I do get annoyed with how people ask questions all the time, but they are just showing you they care. Thankfully I work in a small office and the people here don't ask silly questions. But Baby-Gaga, we need a woman who is sarcastic in an uplifting and encouraging way. This woman is downright rude, mean, and cruel.
 
posted 16th Jan '07
Julie wrote:
I'm pretty sure no one really wants an overly honest answer. I would love to share about my horrible constipation and monsterous hemmroids that are there as a result.
 
posted 14th Jan '07
jennifer wrote:
great. now your miserable ass doesn't want anyone to care. sarcasm is a lot different than ignorance! baby- gaga please replace this woman!
 
posted 14th Jan '07
Elizabeth wrote:
Oh i hear ya on this one!!! Im still in school so between complete strangers randomly touching my belly they also say "How are You Feeling..." Well im 5 1/2 months pregnant and still have horrible morining sickness and when i dont i have horrible heart burn!!! I just wana hit them!!!
 
posted 9th Jan '07
Ugh I hate when people ask me that!!! It gets on my nerves! But what angers me the most is when people ask . ."Are you sure your pregnant?" YES!! hello, why would I lie? Just because I am 5 months along and dont have a huge stomach doesnt mean I am not pregnant!!! Oh man I want to slap someone when I get asked that question!
 
posted 8th Jan '07
rinny wrote:
I feel like that is me. I get no Sleep. no matter what my husband does its never right. constant pain. and i havnt had the bub yet
 
posted 6th Jan '07
victoria wrote:
thats so true i hate to be asked that same question...and when you get asked like a million times in like 5 minutes... that sucks too.. welll if you had a baby am really happy for you.... congrats!!!!!!
 
posted 4th Jan '07
Cindy wrote:
Oh my God!!! I hate that question ... I hate it... everyone's asking all the time... I look fine... my belly didn't grow tooo too much and I've had no morning sickness ever... I make an effort to look even better when I'm pregnant so that I don't look miserable (which I'm not) and people still ask! Why? I don't answer and ask them right back ... how do you feel? They laugh and try to walk away. I even followed an old lady down the hall at work and asked her not to ask questions she's not willing to answer herself. Lately a lot of oversized people have been saying "oh... look at your tummy.. come here so I can see it"... then I reply "let me see yours"... I'm so mean but it just slips out.
 
posted 3rd Jan '07
Christy wrote:
As much as I hate that question and all of the other stupid questions people ask when you're pregnant, I am glad someone acknowledges that I probably don't feel well. I hate it the worse when the woman I don't like (and I am pretty sure she feels the same) asks me. I almost feel like she knows I feel bad, she just wants to hear me say it. I feel like total crap right now and I feel the need to tell someone that sometimes. I am constipated and I am very sleepy at this current moment, that's why instead of working I am looking on the internet.
 
posted 29th Dec '06
Pam wrote:
I LOVE that question. I'm six months pregnant and my husband hardly ever asks me how I'm feeling. I could be half dead and I bet he wouldn't notice. I don't think it is because he doesn't care but he just doesn't think to ask. I think it is really nice when people care enough to truly care how you are feeling. It makes me feel loved.
 
posted 25th Dec '06
Christine wrote:
I hate this question!!! Today is christmas and I must have answered this question 800 times!! Sooo annoying!! Well its over i wont have to answer till i leave my house again and i am not planning in that for at least 3-4 days
 
posted 19th Dec '06
Serenity_devine wrote:
I feel the same way, but yet I'm too nice, even with my hormones out of whack, I just tell them that I'm fine, I dont go any further, so they don't probe.
 
posted 18th Dec '06
Nicole wrote:
I respond "Fat" and then walk away.
Usually drives home the message that I'm frustrated and gets them to quit asking.
 
posted 18th Dec '06
Cherie wrote:
I'm not alone!! I thought I was the only one that had the urge to kick someone in the gut and ask them "Now how do you feel??" every time I get that question. LOL!!!
 
posted 14th Dec '06
Maddison wrote:
The way that I stopped that question from being asked. Someone would come up to me and ask me how I was feeling I'd look at them without any hesistation and say "Im not sure why don't you ask that corn dog slathered with mustard, the salt and vinegar potato chips, the dozen chocolate chip cookies and and latte that I had for lunch which is now being enjoyed by the trashcan over there." After you describe these things enough nobody asks you anymore. Wonder why?
 
posted 13th Dec '06
Kat wrote:
OMG! I could've written that myself lol. Too funny!, and with carrying our third child, you would think I would know how people react, but it still manages to annoy me!
 
posted 12th Dec '06
Tanya wrote:
Ya know, the how you feel question isn't the one that bothers me. It's the "this IS your last baby, right?" and "how's OUR baby doing?" questions. People are genuinely surprised when I tell them, that although this is baby #3 I'm planning on having a few more if my finances can handle it and quite frankly, the ONLY person I expect to hear the words "OUR baby" from is my husband and he doesn't ask me that. I get that from people at work. It does make me want to ask them if they're pregnant too...lol.
 
posted 4th Dec '06
yaneth wrote:
i definately know how u feel, i hate that question myself... n my fiance ask r u mad, every time i'm quiet n not feel like talkin n jus relax? n my mom, "r u hungry?" obviously i am every hr so y ask right..lol
 
posted 27th Nov '06
Nicole Copeland wrote:
I wanna get a shirt that says.. I'm pregnant!! How do you think I freakin feel!!!
 
posted 8th Nov '06
MeggieLee22 wrote:
Lol. That is the exact reason I didn't want to tell anyone I was pregnant until I started showing. (Course my husband just could NOT wait that long) I tried to tell everyone this and they all just said..."Well, Meghan, that's not very nice," or "They're just being nice." Etc.

I don't go up to strangers and ask them how they feel. Just because I've got a baby belly, they suddenly have the right?

Man, I wish I had a shirt like that.
 
posted 6th Nov '06
Teatree wrote:
It never bothered me ppl asking how I felt I could answer that question. The one I hated is how's the baby going???or how's the baby doing??? umm well last time I checked it's still there kicking so not much changes really...
 
posted 26th Oct '06
Paula wrote:
"Sarcastic journalist"? More like "embittered" or "cynical", I'd say. God forbid people would have the nerve to ask how you're feeling! How dare they care enough about you to be concerned with your personal comfort and pregnancy mile-stones? See that? That's call sarcasm, what you're doing is griping.

The people asking just might care about the answer. So I answer honestly. When I'm tired, I say so and people usually offer to take the older kids or help in some other way. If I say I'm feeling great, my friends and family know it's a good time for an outing - shopping or a fun girls night out. I personally like that my friends and family care. I don't know what's going to make you feel you can't be honest with the people in your life, but you should probably deal with that.
 
posted 22nd Oct '06
Jen wrote:
I feel the same way. I am so fed up with this question. I am 22 weeks pregnant. I used to answer this question with the same response..."I feel fine." Now I just answer it truthfully. I tell anyone that asks, "my back hurts, this baby kicks all night long so I rarely get to sleep well, and I forget thing all the time. Anything else you want to know?" Usually they don't ask me that question again. I agree with Emma, they someone should write a book titled "Questions Never to Ask a Pregnant Lady". One other question I wish people would stop asking is, "Are you craving any odd food today?"
 
posted 19th Oct '06
mdp97jes wrote:
Oh yes I can relate to that, more annoying still is the responses you get to what you reply. If you say I am exhausted in a lot of pain and cannot get a decent nights sleep, they will say oh not too bad then or at least you are not being sick, agggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhh
 
posted 18th Oct '06
Emma wrote:
I totally agree with you all, i am pregnant at the moment and 7 months along. My colleages come up to me everyday and say "how's the baby today" like hello i can't read it's mind it is inside of me and complete strangers that serve me at a shop always ask me "awwm how far along are you?" like yeh i answer them with a polite response but when you hear that question everyday you get sick of it so i think there should be a book or an article or something that has the title "Question's never to ask a pregnant lady" it would be good.
 
posted 14th Oct '06
Maria wrote:
That is sooo funny! When I was preganant with my first baby, a woman I used to work with ALWAYS asked me that! Every day.. same thing when she came in.. "Hi Maria. How are you feeling?" My response was always, "Fine. Thanks." Until one day...... I felt terrible. I was having Braxton Hicks contractions for the fifth day in a row, my daughter's toes were wedged up into my ribs, and I was hungrier than a horse! So I finally said what I had wanted to say for 8 months.. "Becky, don't ask me that ever again. You have asked me every day for 8 months. Sometimes I do feel fine, sometimes better than fine. But when I don't, and I do feel like crap, I have wanted to tell you. I have a baby in my belly! Kicking, and pushing, and making me sick. There. Ok. Now do you think you could quit asking me how I feel?!?!" Boy did that feel great! haha And would you believe this.. after my 6 weeks of maternity leave, I came back to work and the first thing that woman asked me was, "Hi Maria. How do you feel?" I quit that job 3 weeks later, and haven't seen her since.
 
posted 13th Oct '06
Rhonda wrote:
Anytime anyone asks me, and yes, I get it all the time....My reply is always the same. "How do you feel?" "Pregnant!" And I usually leave it at that. They usually don't have much to say after that.
 
posted 12th Oct '06
What drove ME insane was AFTER the baby was born, and several family members asked, "So are y'all going to hold back on having anymore for awhile?" I want SO BADLY to say "Well, we're married and we plan on continuing to have sex, and if it happens it happens!" And it's no one's business really! GEEZE!
 
posted 10th Oct '06
Tiffany wrote:
this couldnt be any more true; and then they ask hows the baby? uhhh i wouldnt really know because the baby is inside of me so im not too sure but from i can feel the baby is fine...how about you how are your LUNGS??!!!?? Its always the same people who tend to ask these questions every single day like ok i and my baby feel the same as we did yesterday and the day before!
 
posted 9th Oct '06
Karlisa wrote:
What is really annoying is when your boyfriend/husbabnd/mom/uncle asks you did you take your pill? Everyday did you take your pill.
 
posted 5th Oct '06
alesha wrote:
you should feel happy people care!!! arghhh , you sound so low!
 
posted 2nd Oct '06
V8Jess wrote:
There is one thing that annoys me more than people asking how I feel AND THAT IS COMPLETE STRANGERS COMING UP AND RUBBING MY BELLY!! That really gets me ticked off, I mean personal space here people!!
Oh and I just thought I'd add that through my first pregnancy my then boyfriend (now husband) dudded me 'Oh Gracious Fat One', fortunately for him he hasnt persisted with that this time!!
>8)
 
posted 1st Oct '06
krystal_ann wrote:
AS NICE IT IS THAT PEOPLE ARE CONCERNED..THEY JUST WANT TO HEAR SOMETHING NEW I THINK AND IF THEY FEEL THAT YOU WONT TELL THEM,THEY'LL ASK HOPING THAT YOU WILL SAY OH IT STARTED KICKING NOW,OR I DONT FEEL GOOD,SO THEY CAN SYMPATHIZE WITH YOU,FAKELY...I HATE IT WHEN PEOPLE ASK ME THAT...THEN I HATE EVEN MORE WHEN PEOPLE ASK THEN I SAY UM FINE?AND THEY GO ON AND ON ABOUT HOW PREGNANCY IS AND HOW THEY KNOW WHAT IM PROBABLY FEELING...WHEN MOST OF THE PEOPLE HAVENT EVEN HAD KIDS!SO I JUST TELL THEM WELL WHEN U GET A BABY IN UR BELLY FOR 9MONTHS THEN HAVE TO PUSH IT OUT LIKE A BASKETBALL THROUGH A KEYHOLE,YOU TELL ME HOW YOU FEEL!
 
posted 29th Sep '06
Carrieann wrote:
Well... i do see how that would be annoying!! But it beats people not asking! like me for example.. My boyfriend hasnt asked me "how i feel"! as a matter of fact he hasnt really asked me anything! so feel a little lucky to have someone that actually cares enough, to ask you a stupid question over and over!


I did find your article funny though!
 
posted 21st Sep '06
Okay, I thought I was the only one who felt that way. I know people mean well but my goodness, I'm pregnant how am I suppose to feel. I usually relpy with FINE when inside I just want to curse that person out. Why is that, I mean they're just being considerate. I guess the hormones get the best of you. Another one I get is, Did you get sick today? Who the heck care if I threw up this morning! Next time I'm going to say yes and I took a picture of it do you want to see?!
 
posted 13th Sep '06
septmommy18 wrote:
lol! yeah that question blows..but whats worse.. is now..at 38 weeks the only thing people say to me is..."its getting close huh? are you getting anxious?" every day.. they see me every day.. and that is the only thing they can think of saying.. i would rather talk about the weather.
 
posted 28th Aug '06
elizabeth wrote:
Its a loaded question. One day, I'm going to honestly answer someone and tell them everything that is going on, from being slightly constipated to feeling like a beached whale and everything in between. People who ask this want to hear you tell them that everything is great so that they dont have to deal with anything. I agree with bekah, never ask a pregnant woman that question.
 
posted 22nd Aug '06
JHg wrote:
How do you feel?
 
posted 22nd Aug '06
eurekablyth wrote:
YES YES YES! Why do people feel the need ask me this OVER AND OVER AGAIN? Do they REALLY want to know how often I've been throwing up or how sore my nipples are? No, of course not! I hate this question, it should be banned from ever asking a pregnant woman this unless you're the one who got her pregnant!
 
posted 21st Aug '06
Kerry wrote:
Exactly. I can relate to this, word for word. That is the worst question to ask a pregnant woman. Especially ten times a day, everyday.
 
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