11-07-2014, 09:49 PM
As I mentioned once in another thread, I think the difficulty with "providing an explanation" for MPreg & Mpreg birth is that most of us don't really have the medical background to be able to provide a plausible explanation for a lot of what we write about, even when something might actually be possible in Real Life (see the article linked in the thread "Mpreg, Science, and you," just recently posted in this section by Star478, on the topic of anal birth).
Even when we realize that something probably isn't very likely, if at all, we sometimes like it enough that we run with it anyway. I certainly know it's that way for me for the idea of penile birth. When I first got into the idea of MPreg as a kid (way back when the Internet was the domain of universities and the military and before such things as the movie "Junior"), penile births seemed like the totally logical method of natural birth in a male pregnancy situation (and I mean here a standard 9 month prenancy with a normal-sized baby - one that weighed 6+ pounds at birth).
It wasn't really until I got into adulthood and started really exploring the idea of MPreg on-line that I looked at that setup and thought, "Gee, that doesn't really sound very plausible, does it?" That's when I developed the setup I use in my stories (6 month pregnancy, smaller babies, and a more elastic penis), which, granted, probably still isn't very scientifically plausible, but at least I think it allows me to write a method of penile birth in MPreg stories that is probably a lot more logical than the way described in the previous paragraph.
Even when we realize that something probably isn't very likely, if at all, we sometimes like it enough that we run with it anyway. I certainly know it's that way for me for the idea of penile birth. When I first got into the idea of MPreg as a kid (way back when the Internet was the domain of universities and the military and before such things as the movie "Junior"), penile births seemed like the totally logical method of natural birth in a male pregnancy situation (and I mean here a standard 9 month prenancy with a normal-sized baby - one that weighed 6+ pounds at birth).
It wasn't really until I got into adulthood and started really exploring the idea of MPreg on-line that I looked at that setup and thought, "Gee, that doesn't really sound very plausible, does it?" That's when I developed the setup I use in my stories (6 month pregnancy, smaller babies, and a more elastic penis), which, granted, probably still isn't very scientifically plausible, but at least I think it allows me to write a method of penile birth in MPreg stories that is probably a lot more logical than the way described in the previous paragraph.