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I was curious to start a discussion on if you study up on pregnancy and has any know actually pretended to be pregnant for nine months?

When I've written stories, I've read up a bit to find details to embellish the stories or to make them more realistic - at least to the extent that MPREG can be 'more realistic'!

(02-08-2017, 09:01 AM)kyle1105 Wrote: [ -> ]I was curious to start a discussion on if you study up on pregnancy and has any know actually pretended to be pregnant for nine months?

I have studied and continue to study up on pregnancy. I'm a nurse and paramedic, also, so I've had quite a bit of training. I do RP in real time for the whole 9 months.

Would love to talk to you!!

(02-10-2017, 10:48 PM)kyle1105 Wrote: [ -> ]Would love to talk to you!!

You're welcome to message me anytime!

My research can continue...maybe I'll be inspired to write another story...just yesterday I forked over all of $2 at Goodwill for "What to Expect When You're Expecting"

I've been studying up on pregnancy for almost 30 years now and I think that has helped with trying to keep my simulations as real as I can make them. I do also simulate for the whole 9 month pregnancy just to be as realistic as possible.

(02-09-2017, 03:37 AM)SwollenBellyEnvy Wrote: [ -> ]When I've written stories, I've read up a bit to find details to embellish the stories or to make them more realistic - at least to the extent that MPREG can be 'more realistic'!

That's exactly the same as myself. Not so much these days but in my earliest published stories, I did spend quite a lot of time studying pregnancy. Mainly on average belly size/dimensions at certain stages. Comparing notes from experiences of real pregnancies posted by others e.t.c and implementing them into my stories in some way.

Mostly I try to simulate the weight of a baby inside the belly. I find that the littlest of weight below and forward of one's center of gravity will make anyone waddle.