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ยป When did it become acceptable for women to act like total kunts for being pregnant?
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post 1703474521 07-11-2024, 10:17 PM
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When did it become acceptable for women to act like total kunts for being pregnant?

"My wife is pregnant and hormonal, she can't help what a kunt she acts like sometimes".

"Shirley the coworker is pregnant, better go easy on her so she doesn't get upset."

"Sorry bro, no I can't take my kid out to let our kids hangout together at all this weekend, because my wife is angry and pregnant and wants us home."




When did this mentality become normalized by society? I don't remember this being a thing back when I was a kid. When I was a kid, what I recall was women trying to hide their pregnancies with their clothes as much as possible (nowadays the maternity clothes draw attention to the pregnancy), and they didn't talk about the fact that they were pregnant. It wasn't considered normal for a woman to be a wet blanket about everything just because she was knocked up. What the hell happened, srs?
post 1703474611 07-11-2024, 10:20 PM
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What's with all the anger towards women threads.. lol. Go for a walk hombre.
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