To be thinking about something my sister said

[LittleDonkeyKong]

A few months ago my sister and I were talking about periods and she said "Isnt it sad that every time we have a period that is a baby we will never meet"

I haven't really thought about it until today. I have just started my 1st proper period after the birth of DD2 and I cant stop thinking about what she said, I've even been a little bit upset as it is true!

I'm not in a relationship and don't want another baby but I keep imagining if I had got pregnant this month what the baby would of looked like etc etc. I know it sounds like I'm crazy!

It's not a baby if it hasn't met a sperm.

That's like a guy having a wank and lamenting the thousands of babies in the tissue

I suppose I can see why someone might think that if they're trying for a baby, but just think of the trauma over the years if you got stressed about that every month It'd be impossible.

It must have had an impact on you if you're still thinking about it months down the line though, do you think it could be because you've had a baby not long back?

Well it's a tad dramatic. Does your ds hug trees too!

Personally my period is usually met with relief for 10 seconds and then annoyance.

Unless you egg met a sperm then it was never going to be anyway.

You have to also think, that every man you meet in the street combined with your egg would make a different baby. You can't mourn them all!

I know I'm being stupid, I'm guessing its hormones! That's the thing isn't it though every egg is the potential to be a baby if it just meets one ickle tadpole in an act that can literally take 10 seconds!

Erm yes, this is crazy. Sorry

Fantastic comment worraliberty :-D, still laughing!

But then every

bleargh, that's made me think of wank socks now.

Errm, his many babies does your sister want?...

Agree with Agent: Let the heathens spill theirs....

Only in the same way that the world is full of potential husbands that I will never meet, friends I will never make and acquaintances I will never avoid on a long train journey for fear of having to make endless small-talk.