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>> Anonymous 23oct2017(mo)23:10 No.54490 OP P1
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>> Anonymous 24oct2017(tu)05:24 No.54506 A P2R1
Wut
>> Anonymous 24oct2017(tu)14:40 No.54518 B P3R2
w.. waht the.. why?
>> Anonymous 24oct2017(tu)15:48 No.54519 C P4R3
WutFace
>> Anonymous 25oct2017(we)03:21 No.54533 D P5R4
No.
>> Anonymous 25oct2017(we)03:23 No.54535 E P6R5
isn't the stomach supposed to go down as you push out the thing that makes it big?
>> Anonymous 25oct2017(we)05:21 No.54538 F P7R6
>>54535
>make birthing fetish flash
>can't be bothered to make the stomach go down
Poor form, lusty38
>> Anonymous 25oct2017(we)08:51 No.54541 G P8R7
FUCK YOU
>> Anonymous 27oct2017(fr)03:05 No.54567 H P9R8
That's it, I'll stop fapping
>> Anonymous 27oct2017(fr)05:10 No.54569 I P10R9
>>54535
>>54538
You know that's not how it works right?
>> Anonymous 27oct2017(fr)12:41 No.54572 J P11R10
>>54569
>the stomach doesn't get smaller
Sure thing, Labor-and-Delivery-Nurse Anon. Now go tell the stomach that.
>> Anonymous 27oct2017(fr)23:02 No.54580 K P12R11
Its a miracle!
>> Anonymous 27oct2017(fr)23:55 No.54583 E P13R12
>>54569
I've not actually seen a birth myself so if there's a reason why the stomach stays big I'm all ears.
>> Anonymous 28oct2017(sa)05:13 No.54586 L P14R13
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LOeRrwlpwk
>> Anonymous 28oct2017(sa)08:45 No.54587 M P15R14
>>54535
>>54583
http://www.parents.com/advice/pregnancy-birth/my-pregnant-body/how-long-before-my-be
lly-is-normal-again/
>> Anonymous 28oct2017(sa)09:10 No.54588 N P16R15
>>54587 Not surprising that people here don't know this.
>> Anonymous 28oct2017(sa)13:46 No.54591 J P17R16
>>54587
Did you even read what you posted?
>Immediately after delivery of the baby, the uterus shrinks down to the level of the belly button
So there's shrinkage immediately after giving birth, ergo it isn't the same size.
>and over the next 6 to 10 weeks, goes back to its original size (the size of a closed fist) and
location (the pelvis).
No one here has claimed it would instantly return to 100% pre-pregnancy state, so that's not an
argument.
>> Anonymous 29oct2017(su)05:53 No.54615 O P18R17
>>54591
Nah, that was exactly what was argued by anon.
Noone said: That uterus sure has to go down again.
Rather they said "stomach" which most likely refers to what is seen from the outside, aka the skin.
So the link provided indeed all the needed information, mah friend.
>> Anonymous 29oct2017(su)08:30 No.54623 M P19R18
>>54591
Did you read the part after that?
>The skin, however, takes much longer to go back to its pre-pregnancy condition. Immediately after
delivery, many women describe their lower bellies as "bowls full of jelly" as the skin has no
elasticity and hangs over the lower belly.
>> Anonymous 29oct2017(su)11:39 No.54624 J P20R19
>>54615
>>54623
Nah, the skin is only a couple of mm's thick famalamadingdongs, Subcutaneous tissue is not part of
the skin either.
>Rather they said "stomach" which most likely refers to what is seen from the outside, aka the skin.
>most likely
More likely people just call it "stomach" in casual, because it's easier/simpler.
Or are you gonna tell me that they genuinely believe that the fetus is situated in the woman's
stomach?
