Q. Some woman who claimed to be rape victim *claimed* that she had been raped, which caused her to get pregnant.
You know what I told her? To stop complaining, because if she simply told her uterus to secrete secretions, then she could have prevented the pregnancy.
The fact that she got pregnant also tells me that she was not legitimately raped.
It was her fault anyways for probably dressing inappropriately.
You know what I told her? To stop complaining, because if she simply told her uterus to secrete secretions, then she could have prevented the pregnancy.
The fact that she got pregnant also tells me that she was not legitimately raped.
It was her fault anyways for probably dressing inappropriately.
A. That's what we call Con logic.
Is it ok to eat tuna while you are pregnant?
Q. I know high amounts of mercury are present in tuna, and it should be eaten in very small amounts IF AT ALL while you are pregnant. I have read it is dangerous for the fetus. I want you people's opinions. I have eaten it twice since I've been pregnant, although with my first child I didn't touch it. What is your experience with fish and pregnancy? What facts do you know that you can share with me? Thankyou so much!
A. The packet the nurse gave me said two 6 oz. servings per week is acceptable. Albacore tuna is a no-no though.
The fish REALLY high in mercury are shark, mackeral, swordfish, and other very large fish.
The book...From the Hips actually has a great chart that lays out each type of seafood and where it is ranked in the amount of mercury and PHBs found in each.
*As an added note: Studies show that women who ate fish (including tuna) throughout their pregnancy improves their child's cognitive development.
The fish REALLY high in mercury are shark, mackeral, swordfish, and other very large fish.
The book...From the Hips actually has a great chart that lays out each type of seafood and where it is ranked in the amount of mercury and PHBs found in each.
*As an added note: Studies show that women who ate fish (including tuna) throughout their pregnancy improves their child's cognitive development.
Is it possible for a thin girl who has regular heavy periods to be 6 months pregnant?
Q. I'm 5'11 and 113lbs and have been having regular periods for the last 6 months. I experience no other symptoms of pregnancy. The fact that some people can not know they are pregnant until delivery scares me. I'm 17 years and only had sex once (6 months ago)
Due to current situations have not been able to take a pregnancy test. I have not gained anything, maybe 1 or 2 lbs at most over the last 6 mns.
Due to current situations have not been able to take a pregnancy test. I have not gained anything, maybe 1 or 2 lbs at most over the last 6 mns.
A. The reason you're not having pregnancy symptoms is because you're not pregnant.
You would have gained more weight and noticed significant changes by this point.
You would have gained more weight and noticed significant changes by this point.
why do people always blame the fact that kids need more knowledge on safe sex to?
Q. stop teen pregnancies.. when facts are kids today know more about sex than we did growing up they know more about drugs and guns as well. time to stop the excuses kids to be treated as adults once they want to become adults and have sex.
A. Frankly, after reading some of the questions/responses on here about whether you can get pregnant under certain circumstances, I would say that a lot of teens AND adults are frighteningly ignorant on the subject. That doesn't make it not your responsibility for not keeping your legs shut, but if the object is to reduce teen pregnancy, then it's not about excuses. It's about doing what works.
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