I was looking around the class today (you know to keep myself from falling asleep and embarrass myself by doing one of those scary neck bobbles) and I noticed that there was a pregnant chick in my class. At first I thought she was one of the many girls in my class putting on the blubber, but at a second glance I realised she had something growing in her stomach… OK, OK, I know that babies don’t grow inside your stomach nor do they come out the ass, but that’s besides the point. Anyway, I was actually a little amazed at the fact that she was carrying on with the semester even though it looked like her water was going to break right then and there. I honestly wouldn’t know what to do if I saw a pregnant chick wet her pants in anticipation for a baby to come out of her hoo hoo. Come on people – I’m only a first year medical student!

OK, what was the point of my story again? Oh right, I’m just glad I’m a dude and don’t have to go through the process of getting knocked up (well that part would be fun) and carrying a person inside of me for 9 months and have it come out of, from what I’ve been told, a chute the size of a pea. No thank you! On top of being preggo, this girl… well not a girl anymore… has to endure the self-torture that is medical school. She must not be from this world. Then again she might not be pregnant at all… I’m obviously not a doctor yet so it’s really hard for me to tell whether a girl is pregnant or just a little overweight! One thing’s for sure – I’m not about to ask her if she’s pregnant when she could very well be just obese.
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Kiks
August 8th, 2007 at 1:18 pm
1She’s definitely pregnant and I am not sure why she did that. Probably some optic illusion or a very-well photoshopped picture. OR, it’s genuine.
Never thought of getting pregnant. Does it bother you at all? I hear men with pregnant partners (wives, girlfriends, live-in lovers, mistresses, etc.) go through the same nauseous things as the latter do. Well, except having that kid for nine months.
Kiks
August 8th, 2007 at 1:20 pm
2Come on, First year Med student. It’s okay to be pregnant. For women that is.
Now, would you like to father one? This early?
Dr Wannabe
August 8th, 2007 at 2:26 pm
3Excuse me, the term is not “ho-ho.” It’s Va-jay-jay. God O’Mally…
Adam
August 8th, 2007 at 9:56 pm
4I would have to pass on getting some chick pregnant at this point in my career…. not because I don’t like babies… I don’t… It’s because I’m too selfish to have a baby right now. I would need to make enough to hire a nanny before anything comes out of a pea chute.
OH my bad… Va-jay-jay… from Grey’s Anatomy.
Ange
August 9th, 2007 at 1:01 am
5Is this a private party or can anyone join in? I can tell you from experience that you will never be ready to have babies… even when you think you are…
I have two beautiful girls and man was my world turned upside down when they came along. Having said that, I would not change a thing as they are the most adorable little girls and teach me things everyday which I cherish.
I just wish I had a nanny……
Adam
August 9th, 2007 at 3:53 am
6haha no go right ahead! Join the partyyy…. it was beginning to look a lot like a sausage factory anyway
ruff
August 9th, 2007 at 9:27 am
7hmmm, the idea that pregnancy is fun is so overrated. pregnancy, i think, is a living hell–all those discomforts, the risks, the limitations it imposes, it so limiting. but i have to admit that i think its a rewarding experience both for the moms and the dads.
i used to recall my delivery room days where shouting “mommy, its a boy/girl” has been the norm. all of their rantings, pains, and complaints seem to disappear when they see their precious little child.
well by the look of it, i really do admire moms, but bearing a child? thanks but no thanks.
thanks for the visit adam.goodluck in your studies!
minci
August 9th, 2007 at 10:25 am
8its amazing what these ladies can put up with.. there was a lady in my batch ( she’s already got 4 children and is in her early 30s) who’s pregnant, she was still able to give her presentation for this project we had.. and she was due for the very next day!
my goodness.. we were worried that she might just give birth there and then.. haha
Adam
August 9th, 2007 at 8:20 pm
9You are wise. It happed to us once and we saw a friend after a long time and assumed that she was pregnant. SO we were congratulating her when she said “for what?” It turned out that she had put on a bit of fat. That was embarrassing.
Dr. K.
August 10th, 2007 at 4:10 am
10I agree with you: I don’t know how medical students who are pregnant and/or have families deal with it all. Especially during the clinical years. In fact, we have a medical student now in fourth year who has decided to finish her degree but will then not pursue medicine in favour of raising her children (one already four years old and another baby due in a few months).
It certainly is a good argument for women AND men to start medical school at a younger age; get the degree and training out of the way and select a speciality that allows them to have a family life at the same time. If that’s what they want, of course.
Molly
October 2nd, 2008 at 12:50 am
11i think that being pregnant would be cool but werid. i do want kids but not for awhile. idk if i could handle all that pain that mothers in labor go through. and for the fathers they have it easy. they dont have to carry the baby, throw up all the time, gain weight (even though during the pregnancy men r known to gain weight with the pregnant mothers) or have the baby. they just have to listen to the complaining and screaming.
i am anonymous and wish to remain so.
October 29th, 2008 at 5:53 am
12That girl is insane,if that is even real; and for some twisted reason,i somehow sadly know it is infact a real photo capture..
does she even know that she can kill her unborn child if she gets hypothermia or a really bad cold/case of pneumonia??.
really makes me mad how stupid people like this are fertile,when there is many a barren women out there who is respectable enough to cover up and not pull controversial,immoral; infanticidal stunts like this..tsk tsk.
it really breaks my heart that i am 17 and would be a better mother than she can to that innocent child within her womb.
lets just hope he/she doesn’t die in-utero.
Misty
November 5th, 2008 at 6:54 pm
13Pregnancy is not a walk in the park, that’s for sure. But it’s not God-awful for all women either. I have given birth to two of my own children, and am now pregnant with a surrogate child for another couple. Yes, it’s uncomfortable at times. Yes, childbirth is extremely painful. But the beauty of it is immeasurable… and I am genuinely happy to do it for those who can not.
By the way, that is a dumb picture.
7h3el337@gmail.com
November 30th, 2008 at 12:52 pm
14god she’s hot!
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