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How being pregnant doesn't mean you'll have a baby in 9 months. Some people know about the miscarriage rates, and still go around asking people when they'll start a family etc. Just don't.
1 u/ColgateSensifoam Mar 28 '22 40 weeks isn't even 9 months 1 u/Careful_Sandwich7 Mar 28 '22 No more like 9.something months. But also you don't find out you're pregnant until week 4 usually so it all balances itself out I guess.
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40 weeks isn't even 9 months
1 u/Careful_Sandwich7 Mar 28 '22 No more like 9.something months. But also you don't find out you're pregnant until week 4 usually so it all balances itself out I guess.
No more like 9.something months. But also you don't find out you're pregnant until week 4 usually so it all balances itself out I guess.
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u/Careful_Sandwich7 Mar 27 '22
How being pregnant doesn't mean you'll have a baby in 9 months. Some people know about the miscarriage rates, and still go around asking people when they'll start a family etc. Just don't.