And the stupid comments keep coming:
"When is your due date? Oh you are so small/big...so and so is only 2 weeks from your due date and she is much bigger/smaller?" - OK as if I wasn't worried about this already. Thanks for the complex.
"Well your face isn't getting fat so you must be having a boy." - Well you don't have kids so how would you know.
"My your boobs have gotten so big. Are you sure you aren't having twins." - YESSSS!!! Thank you modern technology
"Me and J both had our babies 2 weeks late. So since you are a first time mom you probably will too." - OK thanks...maybe I will be 2 weeks early and you can shove the work up your butts.
Anyone else have the same stupid comments week after week from different people? Please share for some laughs. And remember we only have a few more months of these and then we will get the other types of questions/statements. Just keep laughing at the fact that people just don't think.
Re: Stupid comments
I had the opposite happen when I was pregnant with DD. Some assface who I had never met before said to me at 14w that I must be having a girl because she could see it in my face. Lady, you've never seen me before in your life and just told me that I have a fat face. Way to be klassy.
When I was pregnant with DS, I actually had a worker at a grocery store check out tell me that I must be having a boy because my ass wasn't getting fat.
"Umm, excuse me B****??"
I have to thank my mixed heritage for my wide(r) nose. It's a complex I have, and to hear that I must be having a boy since my nose is growing larger makes me want to scoop their eyes out with a spoon. A very rusty, jagged edged spoon.
But they're right, it is a boy. It has nothing to do with my nose, believe me. The nerve on some (brainless) people, I swear...
Um, excuse me? I was carrying around this soccer ball 5 months ago.
When will you start showing?
Basically implying I always have a giant turkey in front of me. (I'm totally showing.)
"look how cute your waddle is!"
"wow, you're bump's pretty small for 5 months, but you were big boned to begin with" (from a very large woman who only met me at 3 months pregnant)
me: "I really don't want to hear anyone else's birth horror stories, I do not find them helpful". her: "does your back ache?" me: "um, yeeah". her: "you'll probably have back labour then. I had back labour with my son, and it was EXCRUCIATING!!!" Thanks....
my overweight sister: "you're fat!"
also tired of people touching my belly without asking, it's too weird. Makes me feel like flicking them in the forehead or sticking my finger up their nose, see how much they like being touched without asking.
My mil has this friend who kept telling me that since I wasn't sick and carrying high that I was having a girl. She said she knew BC she had a girl and boy. I just replied well my ultrasound very clearly showed a penis soo I'm having a boy. But she kept arguing so I just walked away from her every time I saw her.
I'm sick of the comments, too! I am 26 weeks and my bump is pretty big, so I am already uncomfortable thinking that I look huge and all. Today, a coworker said, "he is going to be a big baby! I can't believe you still have three months to go. I can really tell you are growing on your sides."
Wow, thanks.
I just don't see how people think it is okay to make comments about a pregnant woman's body, when you wouldn't normally make these type of comments to non-pregnant people!
THIS. Whyyyyy must you even talk about my belly? WHY?
Ohhh, I hated this kind of question too. "What are you having?" One time I actually looked a woman straight in the eye answered "puppies" then walked away. That was the GREATEST day EVER! Bwahahaha!
at least your mom didnt do this, cause mine did... winning
"Thankfully this time it hasn't been that bad this is one i got like 3 times today, "You don't need maternity clothes yet, you're barely showing." Well, that maybe true according to you, but I am bigger than I was which equates maternity clothes."
OMG! My boss said this yesterday. I was wearing just a flouncy shirt and she said "isn't it a little early for BAGGY clothes?"
1. It is perfectly in style right now.
2. SHUT UP!
As for weight, several weeks ago when I clearly had a baby bump, our friend's new wife asked if I was showing. No, I'm not showing, I just usually carry my weight in my kangaroo pouch.
I went two weeks early with my first. Only 23% (I think) of women actually deliver on their due date anyway.