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David Beckham and Eden Hazard have been busy having fun together and oops got each other knocked up

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Baby belly got me feeling hot again here's some more saucy panty pics. Bulge edition.

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You Just Have to Face the Fact

That sometimes the things that happen during the company’s holiday party…

don’t always stay at the company’s holiday party.

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Single, heavily pregnant John was on his way to the hospital when he swerved to avoid a deer and drove off the road. He got out of the car, but his contractions were very strong. Fortunately, a young man named Eric drove by and was able to call for help. Just before the ambulance arrived, John gave birth to his baby anyway, with great help from (his future boyfriend) Eric. Everything went well in the end ♡

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The contractions are getting stronger and stronger. Young Anthony is dealing with the pain as well as he can. Only 30 minutes later he gave birth to his beautiful little baby girl. He named his little princess Lily ♡

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[Exhibit Document from the Birth & Reproductive History Museum, Washington, D.C.: Excerpt from Dr. H. Farnsworth’s Private Journal, Dated August 9, 1944]

Patient Name: Mr. Thomas Cooper Spouse: Captain Leonard Cooper, United States Navy Date of Delivery: August 8, 1944 Labor Duration: Approximately 48 hours Birth Outcome: Healthy male infant, 10 pounds, unmedicated natural delivery Immediate Postpartum Notes: Initiation of moobfeeding

Notes on Delivery and Postpartum (By Dr. H. Farnsworth)

The final phase of Mr. Cooper’s pregnancy culminated in an intensive two-day labor at our clinic. Throughout the protracted labor, he declined pharmacologic pain relief, citing his strong personal conviction in a fully natural birthing process. Progress was slow yet consistent: cervical dilation advanced steadily, and fetal heart tones remained robust, even as Mr. Cooper’s contractions intensified in both frequency and duration.

Captain Leonard Cooper arrived in the latter stage of labor, having been granted emergency leave from his naval command. His presence appeared to buoy Mr. Cooper’s morale significantly. Despite extreme fatigue, Mr. Cooper exhibited unwavering fortitude when bearing down, spurred by his husband’s encouragement and the attentive aid of the nursing staff.

The newborn presented with a notably large frame (10 pounds) but in optimal position, allowing for a safe, albeit strenuous, delivery. Mr. Cooper’s pushing phase was lengthy, compounded by the infant’s size; however, he managed to deliver without any medical interventions beyond standard warm compresses for perineal support. Following an initial cry and brief examination, the infant was declared healthy, with commendable Apgar indicators.

Postpartum Condition and Moobfeeding Initiation

Upon delivery, Mr. Cooper—though visibly exhausted—expressed relief and elation, particularly once the infant was placed upon his chest. Per his request, we facilitated immediate skin-to-skin contact. Within the hour, Mr. Cooper initiated moobfeeding, which the infant latched onto effectively after a brief period of encouragement and guidance. This early feeding proved beneficial in promoting uterine contraction and bonding.

Mr. Cooper’s vital signs stabilized promptly post-birth, despite the prolonged labor. He displayed mild perineal swelling, yet no significant lacerations were identified. During routine observation overnight, Mr. Cooper required only cold compresses and rest to manage soreness. He continued moobfeeding on demand, approximately every two to three hours, which helped stimulate milk production and offered the infant consistent nourishment.

Captain Cooper remained at his husband’s bedside throughout the night, assisting with positioning the infant for moobfeeding and ensuring Mr. Cooper remained adequately hydrated. The close involvement of Captain Cooper evidently fostered a calm environment, allowing Mr. Cooper some respite between feedings. By morning, both father and child were reported to be resting comfortably, with moobfeeding well established and the infant producing satisfactory wet diapers.

Additional Observations

Mr. Cooper exemplified notable resolve under challenging circumstances, laboring unmedicated for a full 48-hour period. The infant’s weight (10 pounds) affirms our earlier assessments of a robust gestational course. It is our recommendation that Mr. Cooper maintain a nutrient-rich diet to support ongoing moobfeeding, and that he practice gentle perineal care to expedite full recovery.

The successful outcome of this birth, paired with the renewed presence of Captain Cooper after weeks at sea, underscores the profound impact of family unity on the birthing process. In an era shaped by wartime separation, the Coopers’ experience stands as a testament to resilience, partnership, and the efficacy of consistent prenatal care.

Signed, Dr. H. Farnsworth Obstetric & Reproductive Medicine Washington, D.C.

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[Newly Declassified Document from U.S. Army Medical Corps Archives, 1944 Subject: Medical Assessment Report — Pvt. Andrew “Drew” Matthews (Service No. 5XXXX) Date: May 10, 1944 Location: Field Hospital, Western Front

Background & Context

Private Andrew “Drew” Matthews, 18, is currently serving overseas under the U.S. Army. Initial enlistment was in late 1943. He has been under periodic medical review following the discovery of an unexpected pregnancy while stationed in-theater. According to the most recent examinations, Pvt. Matthews is now at approximately seven months gestation. This update provides a detailed assessment of his physical condition, with particular focus on rectal and hip adaptations pertinent to male pregnancy.

Current Medical Evaluation

General Physical Status

Vital Signs:

Blood Pressure: 115/76 (stable)

Pulse: 84 BPM (slightly elevated but within normal pregnancy parameters)

Respiration: 18 breaths per minute

Weight Gain: 18 pounds above initial enlistment baseline (notable increase from previous month, consistent with advancing gestation).

Gestational Progress

Estimated 28 weeks (7 months). The uterine and lower abdominal growth is consistent with typical third-trimester developments in male pregnancy.

Fetal heart tones remain strong on auscultation (~146 BPM). Fetal movements reported to be frequent, especially in the evenings.

Rectal Examination

Pvt. Matthews reports periodic pressure and heaviness in the rectal canal, especially when standing or marching for extended periods.

On gentle palpation, the rectum shows increased vascularity and mild swelling, which is not unusual in the late stages of male pregnancy. However, care must be taken to prevent or manage potential hemorrhoids, given added strain in this region.

The anal sphincter demonstrates normal tone, though Pvt. Matthews describes occasional episodes of discomfort—likely linked to fetal positioning and the downward pressure exerted by the growing child.

Hip and Pelvic Girdle Assessment

Complaints of hip soreness and lower back ache have intensified since last examination (one month prior). This is attributed to gradual pelvic widening and the shifting center of gravity.

Physical palpation indicates mild ligament laxity around the hip joints—a natural adaptation in male pregnancies as the body prepares for labor.

Pvt. Matthews experiences discomfort when required to traverse uneven terrain or stand in formation for extended durations. He reports temporary relief with short seated rests and mild stretches.

Nutritional and Environmental Factors

Wartime rationing complicates access to fresh produce, but additional calorie allowances have been arranged.

Daily supplements (when available) include powdered milk, iron tablets, and occasionally vitamin-fortified biscuits. Pvt. Matthews has been instructed to remain vigilant about hydration, as dehydration can exacerbate swelling and discomfort.

Duty Restrictions and Lifestyle

Currently assigned to administrative duties at a rear-echelon facility to minimize prolonged standing and heavy lifting.

Recommended low-impact movements: occasional short walks, gentle pelvic exercises, and if feasible, daily check-ins with medical staff for observation.

Sleep remains inconsistent due to frequent nighttime fetal activity and shared barracks noise, though Pvt. Matthews states he manages intermittent rest as best he can.

Psychological Outlook

Pvt. Matthews displays a mix of resolve and concern. He expresses worry about the stigma associated with his pregnancy and the uncertainty of how the child will be cared for if deployment conditions worsen.

Reports a sense of relief in having official medical oversight. Limited but consistent morale support from select squadmates and some discreet chaplain consultations appear beneficial.

Recommendations

Rectal & Hip Care

Moderate Rest: Schedule routine seated breaks to alleviate rectal pressure.

Support Garments: A supportive belt or band around the lower abdomen may reduce strain on hips and rectal canal.

Warm Compresses: Applied to the lower back and hips can mitigate soreness; for rectal discomfort, brief sitz baths or mild topical ointments (when resources permit).

Continued Nutritional Support

Maintain priority rations and supplements. Encourage iron- and protein-rich foods to prevent anemia and support fetal growth.

Ensure hydration, especially given increased metabolic demands at seven months.

Monitoring and Follow-Up

Regular monthly checks, or sooner if rectal swelling increases or if new symptoms arise (e.g., significant bleeding, severe pelvic pain).

Coordinate with field hospital staff to prepare for potential labor or complications, given the unusual deployment environment.

Emotional and Social Support

Where possible, arrange for discreet counseling. Encourage Pvt. Matthews to continue confiding in chaplain or trusted medical personnel, minimizing isolation.

If feasible, discuss postpartum logistics with commanding officers to ensure the newborn’s welfare and Pvt. Matthews’s postpartum recovery.

Conclusion

At seven months pregnant, Pvt. Matthews remains in stable condition with no immediate red flags detected aside from typical third-trimester challenges. Symptoms such as rectal heaviness, hip soreness, and general fatigue reflect the normal physiological adaptations of late-stage male pregnancy. Ongoing support, both medical and logistical, will be crucial to ensure a safe outcome for both father and child as wartime circumstances persist.

Signed,

Capt. Robert H. Nolan, M.D.

U.S. Army Medical Corps, Western Front

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Exhibit: Modern Male Surrogacy – “Private Moment in the Surrogate Home” Circa 20XX, Photograph by Millie Sangford]

In this photograph, Adam Pérez, eight months pregnant, stands in a small tiled bathroom with droplets of water still clinging to his skin. A white towel is wrapped around his waist, leaving his rounded belly fully visible. His gaze is downward, as though taking stock of his changing body—a routine check after a shower, but one charged with reflection.

Unlike a typical surrogacy arrangement where the surrogate might move in with the intended parents, Adam resides in a group home dedicated to pregnant surrogates. Funded by the expectant couple—Daniel and Marcus Clarke—this communal living space offers structured support: medical checkups, counseling, and daily assistance from a professional staff. Yet here, in the private shower room rather than the communal bathing area, Adam finds a few minutes to himself. The hush of the enclosed stall, the warmth of steam-laced air—these simple comforts become precious moments of solitude in an environment designed for shared experiences.

Adam was selected for the Clarke family’s surrogacy journey through a reputable agency. After consenting to carry their child, he moved into the group home at three months pregnant, joining other surrogates at varying stages. By eight months, many find the daily routines—nutritious meals, relaxation classes, and group support sessions—equal parts reassuring and monotonous. The Clarke family visits regularly, sharing ultrasound updates and feeling the baby’s kicks through Adam’s abdomen, but Adam maintains personal space in his assigned suite and these private showers. In a quiet space like this, he can reflect on the path he’s chosen and prepare for the birth that approaches quickly.

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He was happy to carry for the big guy. He is only three months along even though he has been showing for weeks

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#mpreg Squeezee and push, boy!

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After they had got over their shock that their mate was 6 months pregnant with twins they started arguing who the father was. Perhaps they sired one each - who know

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Greg was worried about how big he was getting. The doc assured him he was fine. It was his genetics and those of the father that was causing his fast belly developing. He was pregnant himself but he would give birth a couple of months after his patient. He know that he would get big too.

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It's always encouraging to know that your medic is in the same condition as you are

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After I got my husband pregnant, I told him to go on leave so he could focus on resting and getting himself mentally prepared to deliver our twin boys in January. He hates sitting around though, so he started a little garden while on leave. He can’t even button his pants anymore due to his big pregnant belly. Anyone wanna see more of my pregnant husband?

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Being a pregnant cowboy and farmer didn’t stop my husband from working or going out to have a good time. He is 9 months pregnant and he loves to show off how big his belly is, especially in public. When in private, he loves to be naked and always wants to have some fun, which I’m never opposed to.

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I was at the park walking and playing with my dog, and it was kinda of nice out. Calling to my dog, I went to sit on a park bench to give myself some water. From the other bench that was diagonal from me, I spotted a handsome guy, exposing his big belly and giving me a little motion to come over. I went over and sat next to him, and asked him what his name was and what was up with his gut. Told me his name is Justin, and that he was 9 months pregnant. By the bulge in my hands, he was able to tell I liked him and the condition he was in. Maybe I’ll ask him on a date.