Orton1_0:

Well I don't blame those women who use the situation as a yardstick.
Afteral We men put them into such conditions (ofcourse with 'em consent too.lol) so I think its our duty to see 'em through such conditions to the very end.
But I've heard stories of Men collasping at such sights.lol and even punching the Doctor on duty. Life!

Blueice4re:

@ poster, you dont need to see it dat way. most women prefer their husbands to witness their delivery, not because they are measuring their love or want to see how they are been loved. it depends on the relationship of the couples. For instants a woman was in labour for hours, the doc did all he could but to no avail, the woman requested to see the husband which the doctor consented to, at his sight and encouragement she gave birth instantly.

So you see my broder sometimes dis tins happens. and sometimes the husband is expected to be in the hospital witout going into the labour room.

Omolola1:

Well, I guess it has to do with one's mindset

kokoye:

I was there because I wanted to, not only because she wanted me to be there.

- I wanted to be there to see my child come into the world and have his first cry.

[size=15pt]- I wanted to share her pain and be there for her.[/size]- I wanted to re-assure her that all was well . . she stared at me as the baby came out. The strenght of a woman.


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This is just me. I dont have any problems with any man who does not want to do it.

tpiah!:

true most of our dads didnt hang around the delivery room, but that's no reason for you not to do it.

kokoye:

I was there because I wanted to, not only because she wanted me to be there.

- I wanted to be there to see my child come into the world and have his first cry.

- I wanted to share her pain and be there for her.
- I wanted to re-assure her that all was well . . she stared at me as the baby came out. The strenght of a woman.


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This is just me. I dont have any problems with any man who does not want to do it.

tpiah!:

and how many of una get wife?

tpiah!:

and how many of una get wife?

Mcleo007:

@poster,there is no one way to show love.

AqRiUs Age:

first, let me clarify something, OP. Deciding to stay in the labour and delivery room with a partner does not make one a sissy. And I'd like to think that the reason most people do it is because the delievery (and labour) period is a really emotional time. Though the woman is delievering the baby, the baby is both the man's and the woman's. THUS the hubby is there to witness the birth of his child AND to provide emotional support. Mnd you, some cultures are still against this, and in m opinion, that too, is alright when both partners in agreement to that.

pinky17:

Hi Drill! we are missing you

pinky17:

we want you back !

tpiah!:

where's that.