This is my first pregnancy and my first post on this (or any) board on the bump, but I've been lurking ever since I first found out I was pregnant.
I'm just about 21 weeks along, and I know that I popped out quite a while ago. My doctor said just yesterday that my uterus is already a few inches bigger than what she'd expect at 21 weeks, but she isn't worried about that and neither am I. Maybe I'm further along than what they think, maybe I'm not.
I guess I just don't know what to say to people when they make their comments about my size. They say that I'm big, huge, and I've "just gotta be further along than what they think I am. There's no way someone who's only 21 weeks pregnant should be that big!" and they compare me to other pregnant girls which doesn't make me feel any better. I am just beyond irritated. I get that my belly is big, but I'm growing a baby in there and my doctor isn't worried. The inner B in me just wants to come out flailing, and I'm just flabbergasted that people can be so rude.
Can you ladies help me out? I don't know what to say to them! Thank you! ![]()
Re: "You're so BIG!"
I respond with "and I'm only going to get bigger!" Makes people realize the stupidity of what they are saying.
Married the love of my life 7/11/09 - Our first baby, Peyton Mark, was born sleeping 10/25/11 at 33 weeks - Our second baby, BFP 2/4/12, welcome to the world Raylan! Holy Moly, BPF 2/4/14, please be safe and sound little one!
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I got the opposite type of comments with my first pregnancy. I was so small that people still jokingly say I was never pregnant with my son. But my SIL recently had her second child. Her belly was huge. I mean there was no missing it. She got all sorts of comments from people she knew and from random strangers. Some even asked if she was having twins or triplets. She shut them all up by responding "I'm not pregnant!" It was funny hearing how she turned the whole situation into a joke rather than letting them get to her and it shut them up in the process. I like your response "I'm growing a baby"