Well, yes. It’s bad for your baby. Even though you are pregnant while pregnant you do not have the same level of self-awareness or self-control that you would as a non-pregnant person. You’ll be doing more or less, and it will probably feel different. This can cause you to be less aware of your body’s movements.
I guess you are right. If you have the right attitude about it though. If you are still trying to get pregnant you will flex your muscles. It makes sense but it can be a little intimidating. Just don’t let it stop you from getting pregnant.
Also try not to stretch during pregnancy. Pregnant folks are often more aware of their bodies being stretched than non-pregnant folks. So if you are pregnant you are probably going to be more aware of your body movements as well.
In fact, I had a friend who was in the hospital and was telling everyone that she was going to be a gymnast. She had had this big tummy and she was telling everyone how she was going to have this abs like this. Well guess what? She wasn’t.
She was actually going to be doing a double-twist and a double-knee, instead of a double-twist and a double-knee. It’s almost like she was trying to say that she was more athletic than she actually was.
I think that the problem with women being too athletic is that the amount of weight they put on is actually a huge problem. Because women put on weight easily, then they start to look bigger and bigger as they continue to put on weight. A lot of women are putting on weight quickly because of their body size, and the women who are putting on the weight quickly, are the women who are not able to move to accommodate the extra weight. You can’t move to accommodate your pregnancy.
I’ve heard that being pregnant is one of the hardest things to lose weight for. I also see women putting on weight at around 6 months pregnant, which is when I first started. For one thing, I don’t believe that’s true.
I was 6 months pregnant and had a few friends tell me that they couldn’t move and were having trouble eating. I know that sounds odd when I see this, and I also know that the longer I was pregnant, the more I worried that I would be a burden to my husband because I would be constantly moving around. If I was a man, I would have put a gun to my mouth and threatened to shoot my wife if she tried to move around.
I think I would have. I was a little kid at the time, so my husband has some experience with me, so he would have tried to make me move on my own. I think I could have done it without the gun, but I will admit I still worry about it sometimes. However, I am not pregnant. I have all the typical signs of pregnancy. Still having my period, and the rest of it is normal.
I’m not pregnant. I have no evidence that I am not pregnant. I have been told by my OB/GYN that I should be worried about this and I don’t believe that it is a problem. It is just something you do during a pregnancy that you should not worry about. That doesn’t mean it’s not a worry, just that I don’t think it’s a problem.
