Lina
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Yup, but I don't read/write it
Thought so, in fear of sounding like a stalker, I've always wanted to ask it!
Yup, but I don't read/write it
I don't think what he said was inappropriate, except if you are a prude and then the word "vagina" may leave you red faced. His response to me sounds refreshing as men usually are unaffected by pc.
I think it was just the place and context he said it... I'm not a prude either but I don't like having conversations like that (and knowing they're probably picturing it) with men I've barely spoken to in my life.
He just informed me that his wife wasn't there because she's overdue and doesn't want to leave the house and she's getting impatient of waiting. I said something like "yea that must be nerve wracking" then he asked if my baby was on time to which I replied "yea, it was a planned c-section so he was precisely on time lol"... When he said his opinion about vaginas and how all women should have their babies as he would like
I don't find it odd. I would see it more as referring to his wife than you anyway. Saying she delivered vaginally isn't really in any way referring to you.
I guess some people are just more accepting than me on being told how any woman's vagina should be used, by a member of the opposite sex, as long as their opinion is the same.
I guess some people are just more accepting than me on being told how any woman's vagina should be used, by a member of the opposite sex, as long as their opinion is the same.
Sounds like a perfectly normal follow on from your convo to me. You make it out like he randomly started to talk about YOUR vagina when all he said was his wife was having a vaginal birth instead in response to you having said you had a planned section... :
He didn't just say about
His wife he said woman should have a natural birth which I don't find a normal bit of convosation especially with a stranger I think it's quite insensitive to say that to a woman who you have no idea why they had to have a section in the first place
Sounds like a perfectly normal follow on from your convo to me. You make it out like he randomly started to talk about YOUR vagina when all he said was his wife was having a vaginal birth instead in response to you having said you had a planned section... :
He didn't just say about
His wife he said woman should have a natural birth which I don't find a normal bit of convosation especially with a stranger I think it's quite insensitive to say that to a woman who you have no idea why they had to have a section in the first place
I had to have a section with my twins and I don't find it offensive, given a choice I totally would have gone for natural, like my eldest was, but it was the best way for me and the twins, I would have lost one at least, of course sections have a place, I doubt if his wife needed a section he would be against it.
I would be interested to know what people here would think if he had said he thinks every woman should breastfeed? Or if every woman should wean at 6 months. Or should vaccinate. Not vaccinate. Go back to work. Stay at home. We all have subjects that are personal and sensitive for our own personal reasons, and I think if I had of had a c section and just told that person that I wouldn't like them to say to me I should have done it naturally, the fact it is a man, who will never give birth himself naturally nor even know yet if that is how his child would be born would aggravate me further- maybe that's irrational. I gave birth naturally, vaginally, whatever, but I can see the inapproptiateness abs sensitivity here, my husband knows it is healthier to give birth naturally if there are no stand out risks in doing so...would he bring this up to someone who just said they were having and have had a c section...no, he's not socially inept.
I don't find it odd. I would see it more as referring to his wife than you anyway. Saying she delivered vaginally isn't really in any way referring to you.
She hasn't delivered yet, the convo was about my having a c-section.
Well actually I agree with op call me old fashioned but if a stranger said that to me I would probably feel a bit embarrassed but I guess that's just me. He could have quiet easily said naturally instead plus I'd be more offended that he said I think all women should give birth vaginally. Well I hope his wifes birth goes smoothly but unfortunately it's not always the case!