Even so, its something large coming out of something very small (in most cases :laugh2: )

And is the reason you said above also the reason why babies heads are always oddly soft? I always thought they had the soft spot because their skulls just hadnt formed properly yet.

Its the same point, a skull doesn't set until a baby is outside so it squashes when it comes out. Its why people can get deformed heads if they come out in a weird way or why some people get cone heads when their mum needs help from a hoover :joker:

yes. yes they do

So? you're still pushing out a bag of bones at the end of the day

But its probably just like doing a massive poo

this doesn't look like any newborn baby I've ever seen....


http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1004/...013fd1d659.jpg

yeah and most think that's not actually the most painful part, the labour is

i read somewhere once that humans went through an almost amphibious phase of evolution several million years ago

they started to spend a lot of time in lakes and swamps, to escape the many predators roaming africa

and it was during this time that our ancestors first stood erect, because they had to always keep their head above water/marshland

so maybe back then millions of years ago, the women gave birth under water

pregnant women back then would probably be like chubby hippos

"back then"? :joker:

you know what i mean though :nono:

I would love children in the future. Terrified of actually getting pregnant and giving birth though. Suppose if I really want them I would do anything. PUSH PUSH PUSH! lol

I will make sure I will get plenty of sex to widen my vagina hole in time of getting pregnant/giving birth.

Sorry to be graphic. lol

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Get a C section then, and you won't have a bucket afterwards either

But if you want to stretch it you should take up fisting

edit: unfortunate turn of phrase ^ :laugh2:

Who doesn't?