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Some couples take years and multiple doctor visits, collections, examinations, trials, etc etc etc to get pregnant. It’s truly a team effort. It can be very traumatizing for people who have problems conceiving. It can be so joyful to be able to announce those efforts have worked. If someone wants to include their partner in the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this joy they are announcing, why is it anyone’s business but theirs? I like that it’s inclusive to the couple, but depending on who says it & how (tone, context, are they insane separately) then it can be a little weird to hear. Just to add a little flavor to the discussion: as a woman, I’m really scared of going through pregnancy alone (like, not that my partner will leave me, but just the fact that it’s an experience I’ll be experiencing without my partner) so I really like the term. I think it sort of…unites us figuratively in this life-changing process.

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“We” are not pregnant. The woman is pregnant. The father is “expecting” if you really want to think of it that way. I am not a fan of the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this phrase since the women are doing all the work. A few women I know have complicated pregnancies which leads them to a hospital stay. It’s really sad. I once heard an argument between a couple. The guy was complaining how the wife is using the pregnancy as an excuse and she responded with “well I regulate 2 heart beats constantly and grew another humans arm today. Wtf are you even doing” it was pretty funny I agree with your wife. We are pregnant is so dumb in my opinion. Unless you grow a huge belly go through all the many changes discomfort etc.Then you can be pregnant too !
WE have never been pregnant. That sounds like a man trying to co-opt the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this credit for growing a human. It doesn’t matter if he is perfect and does everything right. She is still building the baby. It is her body doing the work and taking the risk. It is her body bearing the discomfort. If a man had a one in three chance of permanent damage or death from an orgasm, none would let any woman take credit for a live baby at the end. I think when you are telling everyone the good news it’s ok to say “we’re” but past that. The woman is pregnant. Are WE in labor? Are WE having a C-section? Did WE have an episiotomy? Are WE so sick with hyperemesis gravidarum that WE were admitted to the hospital for IV fluids? Do WE have pelvic floor weakness and pee a little every time WE laugh? Did WE die in childbirth? Are WE breastfeeding? Do WE have chapped, bloody nipples from breastfeeding? I think the fuck not. I don’t care what the intention is. It’s gross. Would you use, “We’re pregnant” if you were using a surrogate or adopting a pregnant bio-mom’s baby? Then why do you say it about your partner?

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Hm… I mean I just found out I’m pregnant last week (7 months along and I had virtually no symptoms and wasn’t showing until week 27) my husband has said “we’re expecting” but not “we’re pregnant” in the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this time we’re trying to catch up and let family and friends know. I think I prefer “we’re expecting” to “we’re pregnant” because I mean I’m getting the stretch marks, the baby is pulling at my back and making my clothes not fit. While my husband is being a great support and I highly appreciate him I’m the one that’s pregnant while we both are expecting the baby. I think people who get upset about it just take it too literally. To me it’s always meant “we’re having a baby” or “we’re expecting” not literally saying that the father is going through the same thing as the mother. It was really nice when my wife made all of the announcements as “we’re pregnant.” It was very nice of her to include me in everything. Whenever we did anything it was always we and not “me.” And I’ll always fondly remember that in her best moment she decided to give me credit for what I did.
I know if you’ve never had children you probably won’t understand. But when she pushed for 4 hours and they had to use forceps…. all those decisions were on me and she trusted me to make those. I have to sit there with my new baby while my wife is bleeding heavily and going cold. And still have to be able to hold it together enough to make every single decision that comes forward. Yeah you might think that pregnancy is just a one person job. And a lot of it is (and I’m not taking that away from mothers). But there’s a lot of good guys out there who are a large part of the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this pregnancy and are more than just 30 seconds of those people’s lives. I get the internet thinks it’s stupid. But it was incredibly meaningful to me that she said “we’re pregnant” because we both wanted that for so very long. We’re pregnant because if I want tacos in the middle of the night then we’re getting tacos also there seems to be a potentially related sympathetic weight gain lol
When we say it like that it’s normally as a joke and it’s pretty clear we’re joking. I can see being kind of irritated by people saying it unironically though When my ex was pregnant if I said “We’re pregnant” I was yelled at (not by her) for implying I was going through what she was going through. When I said “She’s pregnant” I was yelled at (not by her) for acting like I had nothing to do with it. 207 more repliesWhen my ex was pregnant if I said “We’re pregnant” I was yelled at (not by her) for implying I was going through what she was going through. When I said “She’s pregnant” I was yelled at (not by her) for acting like I had nothing to do with it. Also, while literally true that only one person in this situation can be pregnant, I think there can be a little credit given to the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this phrase “we’re pregnant”. While I may be the one carrying the future baby, my husband surely has to deal with my pregnancy as well. In a different way, absolutely, but he will most definitely be effected by it as well.
On that note, I will not be using that phrase. “we’re having a baby” is simple enough. it’s small potatoes in the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this grand scheme of things. As the one pregnant, it doesn’t bother me too much at all. I would prefer more of a joint effort (obviously won’t look the same) around planning for the baby coming and saying “we’re pregnant” instead of “your or she’s pregnant” tells me my husband is in this with me in his own way. There’s been times when he’s said things like “your payment” or “your bill” regarding to expenses from appointments and ummmm no! Those are OUR PAYMENTS AND BILLS FOR OUR BABY because WE’RE having a baby not just me. I know I’m the minority in this lol. I think I’m just tired of feeling that it only effects me when it doesn’t. There’s still factors surrounding the pregnancy that involve my husband
Huh. I’m feeling a little weird, because my partner and I are different. I’m the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this one saying “we’re pregnant”, and he tells me I am the one pregnant, because he can’t go through the same suffering. And he always feels bad and told me that no matter how much he does, it will never be enough since he can’t be the one to get pregnant for me. For me I feel like it’s not that serious and it doesn’t bother me. I don’t need them to specify he’s not carrying the baby, I’m well aware, and I know what they’re trying to communicate. I think it’s too picky When somebody says “we’re pregnant” Nobody actually thinks each partner has the same baby in both their bellies lol I’m just happy for their blessing My outlook is a bit different. And that’s okay. Opinions don’t have to all be the same. Imagine a world where all people look and think alike.
It takes two to get pregnant, it takes one to carry a baby and give birth, but the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this support a loving spouse can and should give to their pregnant wife is what makes people say “we are pregnant”. I’ve been pregnant. I know my hormones were all over the place. I know I put my then husband through a lot when I was pregnant. I would not have done that had I not been pregnant, and he would not have experienced what he did had I not been pregnant. He was very supportive, and he was not always perfect in his responses to my hormonal reactions. We were both affected by the baby I was carrying. I had no issue with him saying that we were pregnant, because there is no term for what he went through. I’m a woman and I like it. Yes, it’s true that men share none of the physical tax that is pregnancy and childbirth but I am 100% for men showing ownership, involvement and anticipation for their babies. With that being said, pregnancy is hell.
Being a father is much more than offering a sperm donation. It is sad that many men and many women see it that way though. Coming from a person who wished their father was more hands-on in his parenting style. I’ll probably get down voted for this, but I (m) love it. It tells me the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this couple is going to work together and share the responsibility of raising the child. It says that the man is aware of the weight of his duties in pregnancy and beyond. It means the woman isn’t alone. For me, the term “we’re pregnant” carries a sense of shared excitement and anticipation between partners. It acknowledges the journey of parenthood as a joint experience, even if the physical aspects of pregnancy are borne primarily by the woman. While I understand my wife’s perspective about the disproportionate physical burden, I also believe that emotional support, understanding, and active involvement from both partners are crucial throughout the pregnancy journey. It’s a reminder of the teamwork and commitment required as we embark on this life-changing adventure together. So just say “we’re expecting”. You are not physically pregnant so it’s honestly insulting to say “we’re pregnant” is if you share that physical burden when you don’t
To me, “we’re pregnant” signifies a deep connection and mutual commitment between partners as they embark on the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this journey of parenthood together. While I respect your wife’s viewpoint on the physical aspects of pregnancy, I believe the term encapsulates the shared emotional investment and support both partners contribute to the experience. It’s a reminder that parenthood is a collaborative effort, where each partner plays a vital role in nurturing and caring for the growing family. Ultimately, it’s about acknowledging and celebrating the bond between partners as they prepare to welcome a new life into the world. Although I don’t like the way to describe it, there is no denying it will have a massive impact on both of you, yes in different ways but a big impact nonetheless.
Unless you’re a fucking dick and carry one like nothing has changed while your partner deals with it all on their own. Eh, gets the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this point across still. One of those, there’s probably a better word or phrase, but it still makes sense for what you are saying. I like it. It shows solidarity and makes the father a part of the experience, which I hope will remain through the rest of his life. I was asked for my opinion. I stand by what I wrote. You can think otherwise, but I’m not going to tell you you’re wrong. I think in today’ society where you can identify as anything, you should have the right to identify as a pregnant person. I understand your comment is sarcastic… However, in actuality, when people repeatedly present in L&D or ER for medical care insisting that they are pregnant when they are not [yup , it’s a thing]. We in the medical field order a psychiatric evaluation. I’ll just say that the inconsistency is what bothers me. If a woman wants an abortion, it’s only her decision, dad has no say. If a woman wants child support, then deadbeat dad better pay up. There’s a trend that dad is welcome when it’s convenient for mom, and excluded when that is more convenient for mom. I think dad should always be a part of the pregnancy and raising of the kid, so saying we’re pregnant may sound weird, but it makes sense if we truly do recognize dad as an equal parent. Um… ” dad is always part of the pregnancy and raising of the kid? ” Unless he leaves and leaves no forwarding address. Happens often. Don’t think law enforcement is going to extradite a man from a foreign country to get up at night & bottle feed a baby(?)
This is no different than saying “we are buying a house” when you have 1 income. While you may not consider both partners equally involved, they are both definitely involved. But, diminishing a man’s part just to the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this ejaculation (which is what your wife is doing) is asinine. No, we don’t physically carry the child. That is true, but we definitely have to deal with the increased stress, the erratic behavior, the extra neediness, loss of sleep, the extra trips to places for cravings, become emotionally exhausted, and all the other aspects involved. Yeah if she thinks a guy only has 30-45 seconds involvement good luck on the rest of your life. I guarantee that you will spend far more time than her fixing the odd thing around the house and regularly help with the chores except all the stuff you do ‘won’t count’ so she will still say you ‘never’ help with the chores. As another Redditor said ‘I guess the six hours spent this weekend doing yardwork has to come from my hobby time’
It’s ridiculous and insulting. The mother is pregnant. She’s doing nine months of work and then giving birth. You’re not pregnant as a cis man, you’re just going along for the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this ride. Your job is to take care of her not take any credit. Those of us who suffered and almost died from pregnant take great offense to it. You people really have nothing to talk about in your mundane lives other than commonly used phrases and their relevance I go with yes it’s okay to say “we’re pregnant” because as a COUPLE you’re bringing a 50/50 child INTO THE WORLD that you CREATED TOGETHER. People obviously understand he is not actually pregnant and what’s actually meant by it. Anyone who thinks a man is saying he’s equally carrying the fetus is a dumbass not a big deal, just a pet peeve for most people. for me its in the same category as people using words incorrectly or making grammatical mistakes. its a small annoyance
Some women get offended by the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this husband saying ‘we’ and some women say it themselves because they want to emphasize that husband is involved, too. There are no correct answers to this. More empathetic men will follow their wife’s lead on the subject and more empathetic women will tend to use ‘we’. The same thinking might be applied to the term “our house”, if one partner spent or spends significantly more years toiling away in an office, with all the cumulative burden that entails, in order to acquire it. that’s literally the dumbest comparison ever because you can say “our baby”. if you want to use houses as a comparison that’s like saying “we built a house” when all you did was have someone else do it for you.
“She is pregnant” seems distant and removed. If we are discussing semantics, I think I’d rather see the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this husband verbalize his involvement than trying to separate him from it. Now that businesses offer paternity leave, it’s not the worst thing you can say. It also implies that the father is going to really step up throughout. “We’re pregnant,” is wholesome and comforting. People offended by it sound spoiled, bratty, and childish. They don’t understand the full implications of the phrase. “We’re pregnant” isn’t comforting, it’s genuinely stupid because it’s not true. You don’t get to take credit for what the one who’s actually pregnant is doing. Just say “we’re having a baby” or “we’re expecting” Yes, the woman is pregnant. Yes, the husband is part of that and much more than “30 seconds-45 minutes.” To suggest that the term “We’re pregnant” is ridiculous is to completely devalue the father.
It’s not a contest for who holds the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this most responsibility and any father worth being a father is absolutely is impacted by pregnancy more than “30 seconds-45 minutes.” I saw your edit and am disappointed in it. You do you, but I don’t see an apology as warranted. Could you imagine how people would respond to the idea that it’s acceptable for a father-to-be spending 9 months justifying taking 0 responsibility because ‘she’s the one that’s pregnant?’ “She’s pregnant” and “We’re pregnant” are both acceptable. Removing value of a father-to-be by saying the idea that he’s part of the pregnancy is ridiculous is wholly shameful. Ask her if it’s okay for you to do absolutely nothing associated with the pregnancy after you cum and see how quickly she contradicts herself. I think it’s perfectly fine to say this. She is carrying both hers and your DNA offspring. Tell her to lighten up and let you enjoy it as well. I hate when people have to be gatekeepers on others who just want to be involved and have a good time. I bet she says “We” all the time when referring to things you both do as a couple. Honestly, why does it really matter what you say?
A father can sympathise but pregnancy is body-horror, not just fun. It’s not a fun thing that a couple do together, it’s a physically demanding, dangerous thing that a mother appreciates support in getting through. It’s beautiful and magical, but it’s life or death serious and not something just for fun or entertainment. I see it as an another way of saying “we’re expecting” or “we’re having a baby”. So, I don’t see it as a big deal if someone says it. If a male says we are pregnant, I assume he’s stupid and doesn’t know that men can’t get pregnant? It’s idiotic and just men getting to take certified for more than they’ve actually done, which is pretty normal for men here Or I feel like I’m waiting for the Philadelphia Phillies mom always cheering glove finding shirt Besides,I will do this tv talk show to tell me about the man who is pregnant, and the surprise is theyre actually transgender. You just feel odd or taken aback, it’s different

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