I read something kind of scary on the internet today and I'm finding it difficult to believe..

Is it true that for every successful pregnancy and delivery, you lose something in you? It could be voice, sight, hearing, sanity, body parts or any other thing...

Don’t be scared my daughter, it only happens in women with hormonal issues . Make sure you are very healthy before carrying a foetus

Guest2008:
I read something kind of scary on the internet today and I'm finding it difficult to believe..

Is it true that for every successful pregnancy and delivery, you lose something in you? It could be voice, sight, hearing, sanity, body parts or any other thing...

Well it's obvious even men too looses something after each sex

FATHAT:

Well it's obvious even men too looses something after each sex

Hmmm.. Really?

IyaebeTheGreat:
Don’t be scared my daughter, it only happens in women with hormonal issues . Make sure you are very healthy before carrying a foetus

Ok.. But from what I read, it happens to a vast majority irrespective of their health status.

Guest2008:
Ok.. But from what I read, it happens to a vast majority irrespective of their health status.

It’s false, just very few women experience it

Guest2008:
Hmmm.. Really?

Yeah things that are lost on men especially womanizers are; intellectual strength, posture, strength,memory, and rational thinking.

IyaebeTheGreat:
It’s false, just very few women experience it

Ok then.. Thanks

FATHAT:

Yeah things that are lost on men especially womanizers are; intellectual strength, posture, strength,memory, and rational thinking.

Chai! Na wa o

Guest2008:
Chai! Na wa o

Yeah it's a fact you can confirm

Guest2008:
I read something kind of scary on the internet today and I'm finding it difficult to believe..Is it true that for every successful pregnancy and delivery, you lose something in you? It could be voice, sight, hearing, sanity, body parts or any other thing...

That is nonsense talk! So women who lost nothing yet were able to deliver safely, dem no successful?

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FATHAT:

Yeah it's a fact you can confirm

I was shocked when I discovered this since two years ago. Every man experiences what is called “Little death” after ejaculation of sperm. I had to learn how to sex without ejaculation. I never knew this was possible before but I now do it with ease. It’s even more easier if you don’t smoke and don’t drink alcohol.

Another discovery I made is, women don’t find it funny at all that you have sex with them and did not release semen. It makes them feel worthless and unattractive.

“Carcholce, are you trying to say I cannot make you cum?

I can't remember losing anything during my pregnancy. I only noticed my hair grew longer during pregnancy and the hair began cutting during breastfeeding. That I can only remember

Guest2008:
I read something kind of scary on the internet today and I'm finding it difficult to believe..

Is it true that for every successful pregnancy and delivery, you lose something in you? It could be voice, sight, hearing, sanity, body parts or any other thing...

Nothing of such pls
Just don't shout too much during labor

God will give you a Hebrew woman delivery system where they deliver with less trauma

Guest2008:
I read something kind of scary on the internet today and I'm finding it difficult to believe..

Is it true that for every successful pregnancy and delivery, you lose something in you? It could be voice, sight, hearing, sanity, body parts or any other thing...

Its true.
I lost my memory when I gave birth. I couldn't remember things that happened in the past. Even things that happened few months to my delivery, I couldn't remember.
I regained it back small small when the baby clocked 6months.
By the time I stopped breastfeeding, my memory came back 100% and I could remember clearly things that happened 20years ago

Guest2008:
I read something kind of scary on the internet today and I'm finding it difficult to believe..

Is it true that for every successful pregnancy and delivery, you lose something in you? It could be voice, sight, hearing, sanity, body parts or any other thing...

This is not true at all. Postnatal depression and other symptoms are real but not every woman experience it.

I had only saw 2 women with memory lost and severe depression in my entire life, the rest, including my wife don't experience any of such.

I've heard so many myths about childbearing but one thing is certain and that is the fact that women lose one thing or the other to pregnancy and childbearing.

I respect women for the stressful journey of pregnancy and childbearing. Men like me will forever be indebted to them for carrying the burden of guaranteeing human existence, a burden many of them carry on their shoulders selflessly.

For the ladies that have fears and doubts, I don't blame them. Mine also had the fear but with time and because of sequence of events that have trailed "us", she had to conquer it. Now, the journey has begun smoothly and nothing can ever make this life sweeter than that.

Nothing like that happened to me.

To the OP. . . . . . . 100% . . . . IT HAPPENS

osmosis101:
To the OP.
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IT HAPPENS

Probably..
I met one yesterday while trying to issue her a document and she said she couldn't spell her name anymore. I really felt for her because I could see the surprise on her face..

Wow! Never heard of such.
Hopefully, I'll respond to this based on experience this time next year

In my own case after child birth I have become a scaredy cat! Like I become easily scared to the point of almost having panic attacks!
I can't climb pedestrian bridges any longer, I went to driving school, yet scared to drive a car and some other incidents.

I seriously need help on how to overcome my fears and all these started after I birthed my last child, because prior to that I used to be pretty bold and fearless.

This is new to me…. I don’t think I lost anything…

dobnina:

Its true.
I lost my memory when I gave birth. I couldn't remember things that happened in the past. Even things that happened few months to my delivery, I couldn't remember.
I regained it back small small when the baby clocked 6months.
By the time I stopped breastfeeding, my memory came back 100% and I could remember clearly things that happened 20years ago

The baby paused your remembrance mechanism and must be a genius then. Lol