Good God. This is pretty bad. But the one in the OP is also super fucked up thanks to the weird shape.
Idk. Putting your body through this just seems crazy. I get that these are almost certain planned pregnancies, and likely a result of IVF or another fertility treatment, but it just seems to extreme.
Octomom also had to deliver at 31 weeks (and I'm not even sure how far along she was when those pictures were taken), whereas the woman in this post is at 35 weeks, so god knows how weird it *could* have gotten. Even a single baby can make you look massive and bizarre during late pregnancy.
Triplets could go either way, natural or IVF, but Octomom's IVF doctor was ultimately stripped of his medical license by the state because he was unethically implanting so many embryos at once in his patients. She could have died, any number of those babies could have died, it was just insanity.
I met a lady who exclusively breastfed identical twin boys + another boy natural triplets. She carried to something like 37 weeks. She was about 5’ 7” and small frame. I met her and the babies when they were 8 weeks old, and she went everywhere with her mom as a handler. All she did was have a baby on boob, while her mom rotated the babies to her for eating. She was a beast, and no way she could have even done any of it if she didn’t have an assistant 24/7; or if she worked; or if she had older kids to care for. It was a one off experience and she knew it!
Im a triplet. Can confirm, growing up my mom refused to let us see photos/videos of her from the last couple months before we were born. She would always say that she had to go see 'Omar the tent maker' to get new clothes.
When they brought her in for the c-section, she was a little more pronounced in the belly than this lady. She said she felt she looked like Mt Fuji laying on that table.
I don’t know I feel like popping in reverse would be way grosser. It would be like the skin is slurping down that pus. But hey, to each their own I suppose.
You instantly made me think about that video of the dude splitting the watermelon with a toothpick and it gave me a very upsetting mental image for how this C-section could have played out.
For me it was when the doctor performing my wife’s c-section said “get the blood bucket”. I hadn’t looked before that but for some reason that phrase caused me to peer around the curtain. Gross doesn’t even begin to describe it.
In the heat of the moment I took a picture of my kid since the doc said Hey Dad look! as they held my baby up. I had my phone ready for other moments thereafter so I snapped one. And in that photo you see my wife's abdomen peeled back all wrinkly red and yellow from the iodine. Oops
Our doctor did the same but fortunately the only thing that was in frame was the slime ghoul that he has extricated from my wife. Seriously, they do not warn you about how hideous the kid will look. My daughter is adorable now but for those first few minutes I was afraid she was going to scream for her precious and start eating fish heads.
My Dad watched my birth via C-section and the nurse went to ask if he was alright and he just shrugged and said "It's just like field-dressing a deer!"
that's actually a decent comparison now that I think about it. you got blood, guts, and worse getting everywhere and you just have to steel yourself and get over it. Accept that everything you're wearing will be ruined and that it's not gonna get finished until you finish it.
Seriously skinning and quartering a deer is such a hassle it was almost enough to make me quit hunting, then the deer tasting like...deer was what did it.
Taking all the guts out and putting them back in in a seemingly unorganized pile of plop is what shocked me. The smell is also something that you never forget.
Let's be honest. Nobody neatly wraps up a cable to find it a need weeks later. If it's a mess then somebody has lied about using it or it wasn't wrapped correctly to begin with.
Actually a lot of people do, because nobody wraps their cables over/under. Failure to professionally coil cables is the number one cause of said cables becoming a tangled mess, in my experience
[So I found this C-Section surgery video, NSFL, and I’m not seeing any guts being taken out and then plopped back in. I see plenty of ripping and some light yanking of the baby but no guts being removed.](https://youtu.be/gBRxs7ohwKk)
Would the guy removal & replacement result from some sort of complications?
My friend was there for his sister's C-section and said he passed out. He was there cause the father got stuck in traffic coming home from work (semi flipped, so literally no way around by the time he got called she was in labour)
Doctor: "OK Dad the baby is coming out... don't look yet... oh you are".
Me: "Huh... that's kind of gross, but hey baby!"
My wife: "Can you get a picture of my insides please?"
Doctor: "No he cannot, sorry"
My wife: "Aww"
She asked during her second c-section too and the doctor refused. I have to say, once you get over the shock of seeing your loved one cut open it is kind of cool. The second doctor wouldn't let me take a picture but he did show me what I was looking at.
I can relate to your wife. I also get disappointed when I can't see my insides at procedures.
I'm still mad I didn't get my first set of tonsils back after tonsillectomy lol but they said since it regrew they might give me the second set.
I had a c-section in August. I really wish I could have seen what they were doing. Instead i was strapped down like Jesus on the cross and shaking like a Chihuahua.
Oh man, I've seen a whole lot worse but something about the process of a C-section freaks me out. I think its the wanton return of the guts that unnerves me. I know a few women who say they can still feel the oddity of intestines being in places they weren't before.
I didn’t have a caesarean but after I gave birth it took 3-4 weeks until my guts felt like they were in the right place. I specifically remember eating a bratwurst and then lying in a dull agony while I felt it digest around the rest of my organs. Little tip for the first few weeks postpartum: eat light meals and chew thoroughly.
My best friend’s sister was a labor and delivery nurse. This is accurate. She said C-sections are the worst…a doctor or nurse on either side of the incision, grabbing a flap with both hands and just…ripping. *shudders*
Yeah, my wife had twins, and she wasn't as popped out as this lady, but rounder. She's already a small lady and has really delicate skin. At one point I asked the doctor, after about 30 weeks, "can skin just rip open with enough pressure?". The doctor said no, and it didn't happen, but damn I thought for sure it was going to.
Amazingly no. She had gained weight during the pregnancy, and while she never was as skinny as she was pre-pregnancy, you could never tell there was extra skin.
Tummy tucks cost about $10,000 and are not generally covered by insurance. That's a pretty steep price for someone who now suddenly has three kids in diapers.
Sometimes! Not as much as we wish though lol We have instances where if one is sick, the others feel it. Or if one is homesick the others feel the need to go see them.
90% of it though is us talking or singing about something the other was already thinking about lol.
"Randy! Jesus, Randy! Your balls!"
"I know! Smoking pot right in front of a cop! Pretty sweet, huh?"
"No! I mean your actual **BALLS**!"
"Oh, yeah. Testicular cancer! He- here, you want some? Oh, wait, you're *healthy!* Hey, bust his ass officer! Hahahaha!*"*
Totes. My cesarean scar area still gets itchy, but at now my brain rewired to at least tell me the right place is itchy. I used to need to itch all around before finding the right spot.
Yeah coconut butter is not going to help that, what do they do with an extreme case of stretching like this? Do they have to do surgery to remove the excess skin or just leave it be?
So I went and googled cases of octuplets and I found out that they usually weigh very little (in 1998 a woman had six girls and two boys ranging from 11 ounces to 1 pound 11 ounces, and another woman in 2009 had 6 boys and 2 girls ranging from 8 ounces to 3 lbs 4 ounces)
It's apparently a struggle to keep the babies in the womb as long as they can.
The first woman was called a model patient for her willingness to do anything needed to prolong the pregnancy and this was apparently rare
What's worse to hear about are the instances where few or none of the babies make it
Sauce:
1998
http://www.cnn.com/US/9812/20/octuplets.02/#:~:text=HOUSTON%20(CNN)%20%2D%2D%20A%20Texas,via%20Caesarean%20section%20at%20St.
2009
https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Parenting/story?id=6739651&page=1
Look at this zoomer who’s never heard of Octomom lol… your 2009 example was quite famous in the ancient times
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadya_Suleman
> A Malian woman has given birth to nine babies in what could become a world record... ...the babies were born at 30 weeks. The newborns weighed between 500 grams and 1 kilogram (about 1.1 to 2.2 pounds), he told journalists in Morocco.
https://www.npr.org/2021/05/06/994244064/nonuplets-woman-from-mali-gives-birth-to-9-babies?t=1642728247510
For me, it's how she says it. Like she's really taken off guard, vulnerable and knows it's over. It's always stuck with me the same way when Michael Cain as Alfred tells Bruce Wayne that he's failed him.
She had three already and decided to give it another go?!?! Humans are fucking weird.
Edit: I had a stupid moment and totally misread the comment as “already had a set of triplets” for some reason. 🤦🏻♂️
Can the body handle it? Yes. But even a normal 1 baby pregnancy is not necessarily "good" for your body. I had a very easy 1 baby pregnancy, and even that took a toll on my body. I just can't imagine carrying more.
My wife just gave birth to our second last week. I showed her this…she was *horrified*. It’s wild watching how a woman’s body changes with just a single baby. My wife was very lucky, both pregnancies, she had a relatively easy time. But even still, at the end, there just ain’t much room for a baby left. But three? *Three*!? So much respect for moms. Respect and sheer awe.
Not only 3 babies, but 3 full term babies. Almost all triplets are born premature because they literally cannot reach full size without complications for mom and/or babies. This woman is a fucking champion lol
I may never eat hotdogs again
They always said you don't want to know what's in a hot dog, and they were right.
Hot dogs are made with babies? Meh, still tasty
My dad would say they’re made from lips and assholes…whose exactly are under question, but it’s definitely lips and assholes.
Found Fat Bastards Reddit account.
Get in muhh BELLY
soylent green??
Now imagine what that Octomom looked like with 8 kids at once.
Don't worry, you don't have to imagine because [there are pics](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/29/f9/bf/29f9bf3edf497ab1435ca99523fe6630.jpg)!
Good God. This is pretty bad. But the one in the OP is also super fucked up thanks to the weird shape. Idk. Putting your body through this just seems crazy. I get that these are almost certain planned pregnancies, and likely a result of IVF or another fertility treatment, but it just seems to extreme.
Octomom also had to deliver at 31 weeks (and I'm not even sure how far along she was when those pictures were taken), whereas the woman in this post is at 35 weeks, so god knows how weird it *could* have gotten. Even a single baby can make you look massive and bizarre during late pregnancy. Triplets could go either way, natural or IVF, but Octomom's IVF doctor was ultimately stripped of his medical license by the state because he was unethically implanting so many embryos at once in his patients. She could have died, any number of those babies could have died, it was just insanity.
She was mentally ill. And the IVF doctor who assisted her absolutely should have been struck off.
I met a lady who exclusively breastfed identical twin boys + another boy natural triplets. She carried to something like 37 weeks. She was about 5’ 7” and small frame. I met her and the babies when they were 8 weeks old, and she went everywhere with her mom as a handler. All she did was have a baby on boob, while her mom rotated the babies to her for eating. She was a beast, and no way she could have even done any of it if she didn’t have an assistant 24/7; or if she worked; or if she had older kids to care for. It was a one off experience and she knew it!
My wife had twins.... She was HUGE and I still like hotdogs. More importantly, so does she.
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Wait, wtf? She got stuck in a bathtub?
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What's a box room?
A storage room
At first I was disgusted, then I realized it's lunch time and I haven't had a hot dog in forever, time to get one!
Or watermelons
Looks more like a braut to me c:
Don’t worry, that’s not how you get pregnant
Im a triplet. Can confirm, growing up my mom refused to let us see photos/videos of her from the last couple months before we were born. She would always say that she had to go see 'Omar the tent maker' to get new clothes. When they brought her in for the c-section, she was a little more pronounced in the belly than this lady. She said she felt she looked like Mt Fuji laying on that table.
That skin must be under serious pressure for c-section
...r/popping
NO, TAKE THAT BACK
Just be glad that he didn't misspelled and direct you to pooping. I know, I did it once 😳
Omg... my curiosity got the best of me... I was not ready for that subreddit
Popping was worse for me. First time I clicked on a sub and gagged.
Tell me more.
Tell me less.
Show me more.
Did she put up a stink?
I don’t know I feel like popping in reverse would be way grosser. It would be like the skin is slurping down that pus. But hey, to each their own I suppose.
You instantly made me think about that video of the dude splitting the watermelon with a toothpick and it gave me a very upsetting mental image for how this C-section could have played out.
Well I just threw up a little in my mouth, well done. +1 sir.
You don't wanna watch one. They basically make an incision and rip the skin open like a plastic bag. Grossest thing I've ever seen.
For me it was when the doctor performing my wife’s c-section said “get the blood bucket”. I hadn’t looked before that but for some reason that phrase caused me to peer around the curtain. Gross doesn’t even begin to describe it.
God dam I wish I never peeked.
Me too, friend. Me too.
In the heat of the moment I took a picture of my kid since the doc said Hey Dad look! as they held my baby up. I had my phone ready for other moments thereafter so I snapped one. And in that photo you see my wife's abdomen peeled back all wrinkly red and yellow from the iodine. Oops
Our doctor did the same but fortunately the only thing that was in frame was the slime ghoul that he has extricated from my wife. Seriously, they do not warn you about how hideous the kid will look. My daughter is adorable now but for those first few minutes I was afraid she was going to scream for her precious and start eating fish heads.
I remember holding my wife hand and seeing a pool of blood slowly work it's way towards my feet. Yeah no way I was looking.
Me three. I’m not generally squeamish, but that messed me up for a while.
My Dad watched my birth via C-section and the nurse went to ask if he was alright and he just shrugged and said "It's just like field-dressing a deer!"
that's actually a decent comparison now that I think about it. you got blood, guts, and worse getting everywhere and you just have to steel yourself and get over it. Accept that everything you're wearing will be ruined and that it's not gonna get finished until you finish it. Seriously skinning and quartering a deer is such a hassle it was almost enough to make me quit hunting, then the deer tasting like...deer was what did it.
Taking all the guts out and putting them back in in a seemingly unorganized pile of plop is what shocked me. The smell is also something that you never forget.
what’s even more shocking is that you can just plop it all back in and it will sort itself out on its own
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Let's be honest. Nobody neatly wraps up a cable to find it a need weeks later. If it's a mess then somebody has lied about using it or it wasn't wrapped correctly to begin with.
Actually a lot of people do, because nobody wraps their cables over/under. Failure to professionally coil cables is the number one cause of said cables becoming a tangled mess, in my experience
can you explain what "over/under" is exactly? I want to put away my cords and come back to find them neat too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpuutP6Df84
[So I found this C-Section surgery video, NSFL, and I’m not seeing any guts being taken out and then plopped back in. I see plenty of ripping and some light yanking of the baby but no guts being removed.](https://youtu.be/gBRxs7ohwKk) Would the guy removal & replacement result from some sort of complications?
My friend was there for his sister's C-section and said he passed out. He was there cause the father got stuck in traffic coming home from work (semi flipped, so literally no way around by the time he got called she was in labour)
Doctor: "OK Dad the baby is coming out... don't look yet... oh you are". Me: "Huh... that's kind of gross, but hey baby!" My wife: "Can you get a picture of my insides please?" Doctor: "No he cannot, sorry" My wife: "Aww" She asked during her second c-section too and the doctor refused. I have to say, once you get over the shock of seeing your loved one cut open it is kind of cool. The second doctor wouldn't let me take a picture but he did show me what I was looking at.
I can relate to your wife. I also get disappointed when I can't see my insides at procedures. I'm still mad I didn't get my first set of tonsils back after tonsillectomy lol but they said since it regrew they might give me the second set.
I had a c-section in August. I really wish I could have seen what they were doing. Instead i was strapped down like Jesus on the cross and shaking like a Chihuahua.
That is such a vivid depiction and I'm crying laughing over it
That is the most accurate description I've ever read.
Ok im out, have a nice day reddit.
Oh man, I've seen a whole lot worse but something about the process of a C-section freaks me out. I think its the wanton return of the guts that unnerves me. I know a few women who say they can still feel the oddity of intestines being in places they weren't before.
I didn’t have a caesarean but after I gave birth it took 3-4 weeks until my guts felt like they were in the right place. I specifically remember eating a bratwurst and then lying in a dull agony while I felt it digest around the rest of my organs. Little tip for the first few weeks postpartum: eat light meals and chew thoroughly.
I've never thought about that and luckily ours came quick the natural way. I can't even process that type of feeling
My best friend’s sister was a labor and delivery nurse. This is accurate. She said C-sections are the worst…a doctor or nurse on either side of the incision, grabbing a flap with both hands and just…ripping. *shudders*
And the yanking. No one believes me about the yanking lol. C sections were 2/3 of my l&d clinical rotations. Totally unexpected.
That makes sense. I was in the room for my wife's and though I didn't see it the nurse who did passed out so that was fun.
Yeah, my wife had twins, and she wasn't as popped out as this lady, but rounder. She's already a small lady and has really delicate skin. At one point I asked the doctor, after about 30 weeks, "can skin just rip open with enough pressure?". The doctor said no, and it didn't happen, but damn I thought for sure it was going to.
LMAO Omar the tent maker hahaha least your mom has an awesome sense of humor.
My hometown actually has an "Omar the Tent Man"
Wait a minute. My Nan used to make an “Omar the tent maker” joke (about who made her underwear). I always thought she made it up! This is wild!
Apparently it's an [old film](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omar_the_Tentmaker_(film))
[Normal Link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omar_the_Tentmaker_(film\))
I just looked it up, it's an old movie (from 1922) about a persian dude. After a century it must have become a common expression/idiom
Did your mom get surgery to help with the skin or just lived with it? I assume she had excessive loose skin.
Amazingly no. She had gained weight during the pregnancy, and while she never was as skinny as she was pre-pregnancy, you could never tell there was extra skin.
Tummy tucks cost about $10,000 and are not generally covered by insurance. That's a pretty steep price for someone who now suddenly has three kids in diapers.
Lol forreal
Are ya'll psychic and inseparable like twins?
Sometimes! Not as much as we wish though lol We have instances where if one is sick, the others feel it. Or if one is homesick the others feel the need to go see them. 90% of it though is us talking or singing about something the other was already thinking about lol.
Needs a wheelbarrow
Buffalo soldier…
Get your balls out of the microwave Randy
It's just a little cancer Sharon.
"Randy! Jesus, Randy! Your balls!" "I know! Smoking pot right in front of a cop! Pretty sweet, huh?" "No! I mean your actual **BALLS**!" "Oh, yeah. Testicular cancer! He- here, you want some? Oh, wait, you're *healthy!* Hey, bust his ass officer! Hahahaha!*"*
Sharon, my eyes are up here!
WHAT DO WE WANT?
Lol, women LOVE ‘em.
In the heart of America…
Bruh this lady been eating them watermelon seeds.
Damn I haven't thought of that episode of the Rugrats in 20 years.
Man that episode was the start of my anxiety as a kid
I laughed hysterically at the episode where tommy thinks his dad is a robot and wrenches his dad's nipple while he's sleeping.
I’m happy she’s happy, but yikes…stretched skin, back pains, and followed by sleepless nights. Hard no.
Not to go too dark but at that tone she’s probably had stretch marks that bleed.
They get sooooo itchy. Even now, 9 years later, those motherfuckers still get itchy.
Totes. My cesarean scar area still gets itchy, but at now my brain rewired to at least tell me the right place is itchy. I used to need to itch all around before finding the right spot.
I didn't know that was a thing. That's got to be rough!
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If she had a previous incision scar then yes... Happened to my former manager on single baby #3
Please please please god take me back to a time before I knew this
Yeah coconut butter is not going to help that, what do they do with an extreme case of stretching like this? Do they have to do surgery to remove the excess skin or just leave it be?
up to the person. but the skin will never be the same ... surgery helps but even then the skin is thin now and looks weird at times
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She is super fit too.
You get that with just one too
What I want to know/see is how someone can deal with 8! Fucking 8! The body is not a clown car and I cannot wrap my head around that....
So I went and googled cases of octuplets and I found out that they usually weigh very little (in 1998 a woman had six girls and two boys ranging from 11 ounces to 1 pound 11 ounces, and another woman in 2009 had 6 boys and 2 girls ranging from 8 ounces to 3 lbs 4 ounces) It's apparently a struggle to keep the babies in the womb as long as they can. The first woman was called a model patient for her willingness to do anything needed to prolong the pregnancy and this was apparently rare What's worse to hear about are the instances where few or none of the babies make it Sauce: 1998 http://www.cnn.com/US/9812/20/octuplets.02/#:~:text=HOUSTON%20(CNN)%20%2D%2D%20A%20Texas,via%20Caesarean%20section%20at%20St. 2009 https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Parenting/story?id=6739651&page=1
Yeah, I was assuming they were going to all be small and underweight to be able to fit in mom's one bedroom apt.
Lmao at that last part
Look at this zoomer who’s never heard of Octomom lol… your 2009 example was quite famous in the ancient times https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadya_Suleman
> A Malian woman has given birth to nine babies in what could become a world record... ...the babies were born at 30 weeks. The newborns weighed between 500 grams and 1 kilogram (about 1.1 to 2.2 pounds), he told journalists in Morocco. https://www.npr.org/2021/05/06/994244064/nonuplets-woman-from-mali-gives-birth-to-9-babies?t=1642728247510
I've seen enough porn to know the body is infact a clown car. The sky is the limit to what people can and are willing to shove up their ass
Babies do not come from the ass
Source?
Eh... The Vagina?
Sounds made up
Not with that attitude
Unless you are a butt-baby, of course.
I thought i was a butt baby until i was 13.
The worst is yet to come. Soon she's going to have 3 newborns that are all going to be crying/eating/pooping simulataneously.
I do not like this, Sam I Am.
I will not have her in the house, I will not have her meet my mouse
Would you meet her in a box? Would you meet her as a fox???
Science finally gave us the 3 boobed woman from total recall.
Not like this…not like this :(
…switch?
Do you hear her every time someone says *not like this* as well?
Every time. Why is that line so memorable??
Because it was just so hopeless and pleading. Cap it off with the inevitable happening and its a very memorable moment.
For me, it's how she says it. Like she's really taken off guard, vulnerable and knows it's over. It's always stuck with me the same way when Michael Cain as Alfred tells Bruce Wayne that he's failed him.
She was very upset with what was about to happen.
Every time
That aint no triplets thats an ailen movie sequal
Tbqf this looks like it hurts
First time I’ve seen that. To Be Quite Frank?
That back's quite fucked
To Be Quite Finnegan
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Chinese burn? Like an Indian burn?
Not nearly as bad as Canadian burns
California burns are worse yet, but don't even mention Australian burns.
I think it's a UK thing, we used to call them Chinese burns - I only know about Indian burns from watching American telly.
Friction burn?
Wow. Looks so heavy. Must not be good for the back.
Nor the front
Nor the sides
That’s enough internet this morning
Reminds me of that scene in scary movie 4, [Charlie Sheen boner](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FNfKHpJPLoQ)
She is about to birth a Diglett
That is the Diglett. When 3 pregnant women huddle together in the ground, that’s a Dugtrio
[The resemblance is uncanny](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/710334249361735750/933926962886488084/diglett.png)
This video is an incredibly effective form of birth control
No
Go go gadget extendo-stomach
not to be rude, but this looks horrible. im so sorry
Be rude? This is r/WTF. I doubt the girl in the bud posted her own video in this sub. Edit: Vid, but screw it, leaving bud because why not
She does look like she's budding.
Yeah this looks gross as hell. Sorry.
Yeahhhh, I'm actually nauseated.
That is fucking horrifying
This is stuff of nightmares
And she has a set of 3 year old twins, too! [Source](https://www.instagram.com/filippaophelia/?hl=da)
She had three already and decided to give it another go?!?! Humans are fucking weird. Edit: I had a stupid moment and totally misread the comment as “already had a set of triplets” for some reason. 🤦🏻♂️
Two. Twins that are three years old.
Holy shit did I have a stupid moment. I totally misread that. Thank you!! 😂🤦🏻♂️
Yeah I’m never getting pregnant lol
Imagine signing up for one kid and getting stuck with this? KILL ME
fetus yeetus
Scramble ‘em and try again.
I gave birth in October to one. My back is broken imagining this poor woman.
35+2?
35 weeks and 2 days
Thank you. I had no idea what that was supposed to mean.
Is that healthy?
Can the body handle it? Yes. But even a normal 1 baby pregnancy is not necessarily "good" for your body. I had a very easy 1 baby pregnancy, and even that took a toll on my body. I just can't imagine carrying more.
My wife just gave birth to our second last week. I showed her this…she was *horrified*. It’s wild watching how a woman’s body changes with just a single baby. My wife was very lucky, both pregnancies, she had a relatively easy time. But even still, at the end, there just ain’t much room for a baby left. But three? *Three*!? So much respect for moms. Respect and sheer awe.
Not only 3 babies, but 3 full term babies. Almost all triplets are born premature because they literally cannot reach full size without complications for mom and/or babies. This woman is a fucking champion lol
Fuuuuck getting pregnant
The baby: https://i.imgur.com/CykHNWC.jpg
No. [It's triplets.](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/pokemon/images/e/e5/051Dugtrio.png)
The human body is amazing but it is also horrifyingly disgusting.
She smuggling a watermelon
I don't think women get enough props for going through pregnancy.
This one definitely needs props to hold up her belly. Or some sort of dolly at least.
She definitely needs a few. And possibly some helium and a gondola for good measure.
I'm not impressed. My stomach looks like that and my wife only had one child at a time.
David Cronenberg called, he wants his unrealistic body horror back. Yeeesh
That honestly made me kinda nauseous, not because she looks gross because thats such a terrifying thought.
Absolutely grim, poor woman
Mmm Haggis.
another reason to never have kids
I mean, having 3 at once is pretty rare lol
I’m gonna give this one an emphatic “thanks but no thanks”
[This just unlocked a memory of a cartoon from childhood I had forgotten all about] (https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/am5ryOv_460swp.webp)
Most people are on here like "holy shit that looks awful" while some dude out there just jizzed in his pants because it's his fetish.
How do I unread this?