(December 8, 2016 at 6:06 pm)SteelCurtain Wrote:

(December 8, 2016 at 4:46 pm)Catholic_Lady Wrote: Haven't you always been curious about the taste of poop and pee?

About as curious as I am about the taste of a fart in my mouth.

Lol gross. 

I'm been curious. Not nearly curious enough to try it, mind you. But if someone has, I'm curious enough to ask them what it tasted like.

piss is no big deal

biggest problem is most guys pee at a faster rate than most guys can swallow . . .


'nother gift from the master's body, regardless

Bahahahahaha!!

to accommodate the flow rate issue, technology to the rescue:



and there are a variety of devices available, some accommodate multiple 'donators' at a time

and they are unisex for the wearee

LMFAO at the state of this thread since I left it this morning! [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

'pubs moralizing pompous bullshit invites derision and tangents

(December 8, 2016 at 1:56 pm)Catholic_Lady Wrote:

(December 8, 2016 at 1:40 pm)LadyForCamus Wrote: Well, what do you expect from a bunch of old men?  [emoji39]

I had early symptoms both times as well.  It always blows my mind when I hear stories of women who didn't know they were pregnant until they were popping a baby out on the toilet in a Walmart somewhere, lol.  Like...how?!  [emoji848]

I feel the exact same way. Truthfully, I'm pretty sure my symptoms started a mere week after conception. I didn't know I was pregnant and was wondering why I felt so "off". I found out I was pregnant a week after that because I was supposed to have surgery so I had to do a routine pregnancy test before going into the operating room. Total surprise that it came back positive. It was so early, I hadn't even missed a period yet. After that, my symptoms just got worse and worse. 

As you know, I was very very sick the whole time and now my specialist suspects that the problems with the baby were the reason why I felt so sick. It was also the reason why I developed preeclampsia and gained a whole ton of weight while pregnant (heaven knows I was too sick to eat much). Crazy to think they were all connected like that... like our bodies can detect problems with our babies from so early on.

That's crazy, CL. Knowing what they know now about the specific problem you and your baby had, is there anything that can be done preventatively for the next time around? Or is it a 'you just have wait and see' kind of medical issue?

I had symptoms before I missed my period as well. The first time it was the insanely heightened sense of smell, to the point of being almost unbearable. The second time was a sudden, constant need to pee. I think when you're trying to conceive there is a heightened awareness to every little weird thing you feel inside your body!

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(December 8, 2016 at 1:56 pm)Cthulhu Dreaming Wrote:

(December 8, 2016 at 1:40 pm)LadyForCamus Wrote: It always blows my mind when I hear stories of women who didn't know they were pregnant until they were popping a baby out on the toilet in a Walmart somewhere, lol.  Like...how?!  [emoji848]

Denial?

In some cases I would say, absolutely denial.

(December 8, 2016 at 8:38 pm)LadyForCamus Wrote:

(December 8, 2016 at 1:56 pm)Catholic_Lady Wrote: I feel the exact same way. Truthfully, I'm pretty sure my symptoms started a mere week after conception. I didn't know I was pregnant and was wondering why I felt so "off". I found out I was pregnant a week after that because I was supposed to have surgery so I had to do a routine pregnancy test before going into the operating room. Total surprise that it came back positive. It was so early, I hadn't even missed a period yet. After that, my symptoms just got worse and worse. 

As you know, I was very very sick the whole time and now my specialist suspects that the problems with the baby were the reason why I felt so sick. It was also the reason why I developed preeclampsia and gained a whole ton of weight while pregnant (heaven knows I was too sick to eat much). Crazy to think they were all connected like that... like our bodies can detect problems with our babies from so early on.

That's crazy, CL.  Knowing what they know now about the specific problem you and your baby had, is there anything that can be done preventatively for the next time around?  Or is it a 'you just have wait and see' kind of medical issue?  

I had symptoms before I missed my period as well.  The first time it was the insanely heightened sense of smell, to the point of being almost unbearable.  The second time was a sudden, constant need to pee.  I think when you're trying to conceive there is a heightened awareness to every little weird thing you feel inside your body!  

Unfortunately they were unable to pin point a diagnoses for the baby. But my doctor suspects it was an unknown genetic syndrome of some sort. Too rare to have been picked up by the genetic testing that was done on him.

Since it was probably a gene defect, there's nothing that can be done to prevent it from happening again in the future, and the chance of reoccurrence is unknown.

(December 8, 2016 at 7:50 pm)vorlon13 Wrote: to accommodate the flow rate issue, technology to the rescue:

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and there are a variety of devices available, some accommodate multiple 'donators' at a time

and they are unisex for the wearee

Is this a cum catcher?

it's sized a little generously for that, also, for that activity, it's a bit impersonal, unless it's in a group setting . . . .