So, I recently found out I'm pregnant. My husband and I are super excited! It's our first, and we can't wait to tell people, but we are waiting until after the 1st trimester. However, I have two co-workers who are single and they constantly make fun of pregnant women and women with kids. They will read their friends' Facebook statuses about pregnancy/parenthood out loud for our entire office to hear, and make fun of them, then follow up with comments like, "I am NEVER having kids." Today, one of the girls showed me a picture one of her FB friends had posted of her newborn and started off with, "Oh my God, do you want to see the ugliest baby?" Then showed it to me and was like, "Look at its belly button. That is SO gross." Last week, she showed me and some other ladies in the office maternity pictures one of her friends had taken (for the purpose of making fun of them) and was commenting about how happy she was that her pregnant friend had gotten fat and how horrible she looked.
I used to just sort of ignore it and brush it off, but now that I'm preggo it makes me really uncomfortable. And obviously, if they feel that way about pregnant women, they're going to feel that way about me and my baby. I know it's going to be extremely uncomfortable when I break the news in a couple months, and I have no idea what to do about it. Help!
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I feel really sorry for your co-workers... But just because they don't want/like kids, you can't let that bother the most happiest time in your life! You're going to have to tell them sooner or later, and just be open to the fact that pregnancy/kid(s) is not for everyone. Try not to stress yourself out over this - everything will be okay!
All-in-all, I think that once people know your'e expecting they're generally happy for you. However, you always have to remember that it's your life and not theirs.
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I think once you share your pregnancy news, people will be more sensitive. If not, they're jerks, and try not to take what they say personally. They may just not be at a point in their lives where they can relate to you.
maybe just let them know that it makes you uncomfortable and then report them to HR if it continues? either way, don't let it bother you. they sound kind of bitter, actually.
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