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Womb implants for biological males - joshlg_uk - 02-03-2023
Very interesting article in the Daily mail today:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11692871/How-womb-transplant-work-trans-women-born-men.html
Could mpreg indeed become a feasible reality? Seems to indicate it could. Not sure how birth would work though.
I do relish the idea of being strapped and stirruped though and pushing a baby out!
RE: Womb implants for biological males - Belly Button - 02-03-2023
You've just beaten me to this one...! I was reading the article whilst out and about and literally logged on to post about it as soon as I got home...
Very, very interesting indeed.
I suspect, at least for the foreseeable future until technologies develop further from where they are now, that for the safest birth, it would have to be via 'C' section. Personally speaking, that would suit me just fine...! I'm not one for the whole birth scene personally.
Mpreg really does look like it's taking a step closer to feasible reality. I had faith it would inevitably happen. A number of years ago on here I said that I suspected it would, but probably not in our lifetimes or not until those who are here and posting now were probably a little too old for it to be a realistic proposition. I'm now coming to the belief that we will indeed see it become more of a 'thing' during our lifetimes... However, I do think the technology is probably still too much in it's infancy for it to be a reality for someone like me who's turning 38 this year...
RE: Womb implants for biological males - Dadmom - 02-27-2023
(02-03-2023, 02:46 PM)joshlg_uk Wrote: Very interesting article in the Daily mail today:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11692871/How-womb-transplant-work-trans-women-born-men.html
Could mpreg indeed become a feasible reality? Seems to indicate it could. Not sure how birth would work though.
I do relish the idea of being strapped and stirruped though and pushing a baby out!
I had a dream about this last night. Except it was my husband. He isn't the one who wants to get pregnant. I am lol