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From what I know, they keep doing bloodwork to make sure the pregnancy hormone is gone from the body…the Dr explained that it can cause complications if you get pregnant again and the hormone is still there.
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I dont find anything wrong with it actually. So if a lot of us have a lot of knowledge about different things including the most extreme topics like child abuse, rape blah blah…does that mean one is only able to comment over it if goes through the same situation? Thats so sick!! And actually a lot of likes…tsk tsk!!
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drinking milk will make the baby ‘gora’ LOL
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And what is your answer to my little wink at the end…
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No it’s not hte same thing.
It is creepy when a presumably single, virgin male is talking about these things.
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Yes. Also, it was joke at KKF’s expense.
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Its a new tact of hitting someone with prem!!!
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How would it feel if someone from us discusses about a topic related to rape and someone comments, “being a shareef girl, you sure know a lot about rape and its after effects ;)”
Would it not be an offensive sentence??
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My reason for such a post is not to derail the thread. It’s just about requesting to stop hitting each other!! Its not only kkf here who knows a lot about such things being a single man…a lot of us know a lot of things and we don’t fit in “that” criteria too.
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Well, did it at least have blue-green eyes?
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No, Nutella would be too dark. To attain a tan bebe, you have to eat halwa, chai with milk, and brown rice. Eat haleem to get tan-skinned baby with yellow undertones.
More seriously though, milk is applied topically to the skin for its exfoliating and mild bleaching effects as it contains lactic acid. So, perhaps the “milk=fair child” theory arose from this topical observation of milk and maybe the belief that it would have greater impact on the developing baby’s skin as it’s more delicate/ more penetrable. Just a guess.
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i drank green tea today, now i wait for baby.
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Hulk baby?
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sweetmoi your mama must have drank a lot of angeljuice coz you such an angel <3
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@queen_24 is right. One doesn’t need to have had children to have heard these myths. Most people do have sisters, sister-in-laws, or female cousins. It isn’t the middle ages where pregnant women go into confinement for the duration of the pregnancy and no one hears from them during this time. If you have female relatives who have had children, it’s more than likely that you’ve heard such wives tales.
Also, we’re not talking about medical facts that are complex or difficult to understand. Given how absurd and illogical these are, they don’t require any specific “knowledge.” Lol. :hehe:
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Someone told me not to eat apples during pregnancy because the iron in apples will make the baby dark.
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oh wow
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thats sad. I heard the same thing, but not about apples. my cousin was anemic so the dr gave her iron pills, but her MIL told her not to take it because the baby will be dark. the height of jahalat. 