Yes, with marshmallows & whipped cream
I stropped out because literally everyone was staring at me because I'm pregnant. I had a rubbish afternoon (although now realise that it's obviously just one of those days for everyone & I got off lightly!) but I remembered why I don't go out without DP very often these days.
I got on the tram & there were a couple of kids (about 3 - 5) with their respective mothers. They were being a little noisy, but not particularly badly behaved. I sat opposite a middle aged woman & her husband, minding my own business. She then started making really pointed comments to her husband (whilst looking at me, most of the time) about how so many children 'are out of control these days' because their mothers are 'too young to know what to do with them' The mothers in this instance weren't even particularly young, so it was clearly just an issue with me.
I shook that off (some people are just stupid & it's not worth getting upset about stuff like that) & went to my library. Literally from the minute I walked in, 95% of people were staring at me. I honestly wouldn't say that that was an exaggeration.
I tried looking for some books that I knew were in the building, because I'd checked before I left, but somebody must have been using them within the library (& it's a huge place, so I couldn't even track them down & ask to share - they must be on my course, so it wouldn't have been that strange), so I spent ages wandering around various parts of the library for no good reason whilst the bitchy students all sat & gawped & literally gossiped about me whilst I was looking at them.
I wouldn't even mind quite so much, but I wasn't expecting it at all. It's not something that you get in the street, because lots of people in the general population are pregnant. But within the university... I'm yet to see another pregnant woman & I have been looking. I am a freak show there. But last time I went into the library, it wasn't nearly as obvious & I could hide it under my coat. This time I've vastly expanded & it's really obvious. I didn't take that into account & was just really shocked by the general isolation.
I know that they (mostly) weren't being malicious (although I am used to the 'what a slag, I bet she doesn't know who the father is' mentality as well) & just surprised & curious, but I wasn't at all prepared for it & it really shook me up. I'm fine now, but got myself in a right state at the time