03-03-2012, 01:59 AM
Mpreg: when a biologically male person/animal becomes pregnant
Fpreg: when a biologically female person/animal becomes pregnant
Alien: when an alien becomes pregnant or when a human is pregnant with alien offspring
Anthro/Kemonomimi: when characters of this nature become pregnant
Normal Method: standard nine month pregnancy with a baby count of 1 – 3
Perpetual Method: when a single pregnancy lasts for an indefinite length of time or when a person experiences one pregnancy immediately after the previous
Extended Method: when a pregnancy lasts for longer than nine months; differs from perpetual in that there is still a definitive length of time, usually predetermined by participants
Egg Method: when a pregnancy involves eggs versus a live fetus
Animal Method: when a pregnancy involves an animal fetus versus a human one; usually this refers to humans pregnant with animals
Vaginal Birth: involved with fpreg, hermaphrodite characters, and sometimes aliens
Cesarean Birth: a surgical procedure involving incisions to the abdomen and womb; first type in a midline longitudinal incision, but it is rare as causes greater blood loss and scars; second type is a transverse incision just above the edge of the bladder, results in less blood and easier repair
Anal Birth: when the baby is born via the anus; most common in mpreg
Penis Birth: when the baby is born via the urethra
Throat Birth: when the baby is born via the throat and neck; could be considered un-vore
Navel Birth: when the baby is born via the navel/bellybutton
Normal Growth: when the pregnancy progresses over a steady, natural period of time
Rapid Growth: when the pregnancy progresses at a faster than normal rate; this can lead to either early birth or a full term pregnancy that lasts for a longer period of time
Delayed Growth: when the pregnancy progresses at a slower than normal rate
Vore: an alternative style of pregnancy in which one person ingests another; may or may not involve digestion
Unbirth: an alternative style of pregnancy which is best described as vore via the anus
Fpreg: when a biologically female person/animal becomes pregnant
Alien: when an alien becomes pregnant or when a human is pregnant with alien offspring
Anthro/Kemonomimi: when characters of this nature become pregnant
Normal Method: standard nine month pregnancy with a baby count of 1 – 3
Perpetual Method: when a single pregnancy lasts for an indefinite length of time or when a person experiences one pregnancy immediately after the previous
Extended Method: when a pregnancy lasts for longer than nine months; differs from perpetual in that there is still a definitive length of time, usually predetermined by participants
Egg Method: when a pregnancy involves eggs versus a live fetus
Animal Method: when a pregnancy involves an animal fetus versus a human one; usually this refers to humans pregnant with animals
Vaginal Birth: involved with fpreg, hermaphrodite characters, and sometimes aliens
Cesarean Birth: a surgical procedure involving incisions to the abdomen and womb; first type in a midline longitudinal incision, but it is rare as causes greater blood loss and scars; second type is a transverse incision just above the edge of the bladder, results in less blood and easier repair
Anal Birth: when the baby is born via the anus; most common in mpreg
Penis Birth: when the baby is born via the urethra
Throat Birth: when the baby is born via the throat and neck; could be considered un-vore
Navel Birth: when the baby is born via the navel/bellybutton
Normal Growth: when the pregnancy progresses over a steady, natural period of time
Rapid Growth: when the pregnancy progresses at a faster than normal rate; this can lead to either early birth or a full term pregnancy that lasts for a longer period of time
Delayed Growth: when the pregnancy progresses at a slower than normal rate
Vore: an alternative style of pregnancy in which one person ingests another; may or may not involve digestion
Unbirth: an alternative style of pregnancy which is best described as vore via the anus
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