Just like the title says...
Just like the title says...
191 votes
cantaloupe / 6634 posts
I voted a 5...the first trimester sucked because of horrid morning sickness. The last month was a whole different kind of agony...I was huge, hot and so uncomfortable. The second tri was amazing.
pineapple / 12802 posts
I voted 7. The second trimester was great for me. The 3rd Tri was ok until unexpected labour happen, which was kinda, well, unexpected. So, I loved being pregnant, but 9 months is too long (and I really only had 8)?
grapefruit / 4278 posts
My first pregnancy, I probably would have said 7. The morning sickness sucked, but otherwise I felt great throughout the rest of the pregnancy. This time around I'm not quite as excited. I've been achey and large and in charge from early on, so tired having a preschooler and being preggo, and I'm already pretty over it at 25 weeks. So I voted 5.
pear / 1852 posts
I loved it. I only had morning sickness when I was taking my daily vitamin in the morning, switched to the evenng and I was fine. None of my symptoms were awful. I can't wait to be pregnant again! If money allowed I'd do it 2-3 more times instead of the one we're planning.
pomegranate / 3565 posts
I didn't vote because I have different answers for different pregnancies.
1st - I would have voted 2. I was miserable
2nd - I would vote 7. Way easier physically though I had GD
3rd - only 12 weeks so TBD, but currently 3.
grapefruit / 4321 posts
I voted 3. Honestly, there's really not much I enjoy about pregnancy other than knowing I get a sweet baby at the end. I had horrible morning sickness with both kids, lots of complications with my first, and a lot more discomfort with my second. Heartburn, insomnia, worry, achey joints, it's just pretty much a big thumbs down from me.
pomegranate / 3716 posts
6 or 7... I didn't have morning sickness and overall felt pretty good! Didn't gain much weight and lots of people couldn't even tell I was pregnant, haha.
pear / 1586 posts
I'd say 10 for all three (#3 has 5 weeks left to cook though). I love being pregnant!
nectarine / 2018 posts
I voted 8. In some ways pregnancy sucked - I was sick all day, everyday until 12 weeks, had horrible heartburn, and a lot of hip/joint issues. BUT I absolutely loved how I felt about my body (for basically the first time in my life), loved dressing my bump, and thought it was so amazing to feel DD moving! DD did come almost four weeks early though, so not sure how I would have felt if I went to 40 weeks or longer.
pear / 1998 posts
I voted a 5 because for me, at least at this point, (25 weeks) it's not much different than not being pregnant. I see a 5 as not liking nor disliking pregnancy.
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
I voted 9 because I had a dream conception, pregnancy and delivery. Not one bit of feeling badly at all. Then my son was born, lol, and I paid for it!
pineapple / 12793 posts
I voted nine. I've had three very easy complication free pregnancies. If my deliveries were easier I'd consider surrogacy.
Right now, I'm just kind of sick of being big. I think that's more a function of back to back pregnancies than a symptom of pregnancy.
pomelo / 5660 posts
I don't mind pregnancy per se. My kids just don't like staying in the womb and it's a little scary dealing with pre term delivery and potential NICU time. The main thing that worries me are the what ifs with pregnancy, what if the baby isn't healthy? Etc..
pear / 1593 posts
2 - I have bad pregnancy anxiety bc of losses, and then once past that, I just feel gross and fat, and out of control of my own body. I'm surprised by all those 8's!
hostess / wonderful apple seed / 16729 posts
I had HG until 24 weeks so I was miserable. Afterwards, it wasn't so bad. I did have to be on hospital bed rest for 6 weeks because my water broke. I'm hoping that was because I was carrying twins. Labor wasn't that bad either. I didn't have any pain but I think it might have been from my water breaking early. I am curious to know how carrying a singleton will be when we decide to have another.
nectarine / 2173 posts
I had a fairly easy pregnancy all things considered but do I really like being a huge whale that can't breathe as well as normal, has to get up multiple times per night to pee, and waking up achey every morning? Nope not really!
wonderful pea / 17279 posts
So far pregnancy is a 9
I love my pregnant body! Having a growing belly has really let me embrace the other parts of my body that has grown for years. It's surreal to me that there is a baby inside of me yet the symptoms are real. So far I have been feeling pretty great.
kiwi / 584 posts
can we go negative?
the only think I liked was feeling the baby move
other than that I was in a lot of pain, a lot of swelling and too much anxiety
bananas / 9118 posts
I effing loathe pregnancy. I picked a 2 because it's awesome to feel the baby move and I love the product of what happens from pregnancy. I hate being sick all the time, constant heart burn, not enjoying food, and feeling like an exhausted lump on the couch constantly.
papaya / 10570 posts
I went for 8. I would have said 10 for my last pregnancy, this one is more of a 6 - so 8 overall.
pomelo / 5084 posts
I mean ............. I'm grateful I am pregnant. But like it? Not so much.
wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts
Middle. If I didn't have GD I would have loved it so much more!
nectarine / 2667 posts
Shoot, I didn't vote for each pregnancy! Can you say pregnancy brain?! I voted 5 for my current pregnancy - morning sickness, fatigue, food & water aversions, seeing a chiropractor regularly for a misaligned pelvis, heartburn, & a ginormous belly are huge downers. I LOVED my first pregnancy: I would have voted 10. It was so amazing I was considering surrogacy!
nectarine / 2932 posts
0? I had a lot of minor issues that just made the whole thing not enjoyable for me.
persimmon / 1363 posts
I had HG for two full pregnancies, and I don't there are words for how awful pregnancy is for me.
nectarine / 2834 posts
I voted 9. I really love being pregnant at the end of the day. I've had 2 easy pregnancies ghT each had their share of aches and pains but I really enjoy growing that little baby and having her move around.
pineapple / 12053 posts
DD1: 10. I loved it and was never over it.
DD2: 7. It's hard having a toddler and being pregnant!
pomegranate / 3275 posts
With every pregnancy, I hate it more and more. I'm pregnant with my fourth, enough said.....
hostess / papaya / 10219 posts
I threw up until 20 weeks with DS1 and 28 weeks with this one. I have horrific acid reflux, my hands are so swollen I can barely bend my fingers, both pregnancies I've been severely anemic and needed weekly iron blood infusions. So.... Yeah.... 1.
pomegranate / 3393 posts
@looch: I feel the same way! Except I voted 8 because current me romanticizes pregnancy, but in the midst of it I had some complaints like heartburn, morning sickness etc. So my vote is a compromise.
apricot / 287 posts
10! I love being pregnant, I wish I would have started years earlier to have all the babies! I had pretty bad morning sickness with both (almost daily vomiting and 24-7 nausea), had pelvic issues with my second and complicated recoveries but still loved it!
grapefruit / 4903 posts
First pregnancy, I'd have said 8. Second pregnancy, 3. Neither was debilitating, but the second I ended up in the hospital dehydrated, nauseous forever and in PT twice a week for SI pain that never went away. Plus we moved across country during it and I was chasing a toddler, so it sad harder all around.
cantaloupe / 6751 posts
First pregnancy wasn't too bad - some nausea but it passed quickly and so long as I ate regularly, I felt fine. I would say 8
This one,,, ARGH. I'm only about 6 weeks along but I'm MISERABLE. Constant nausea all day, all night. Nothing helps. I'm starting Unisom and b6 today so hopefully that'll help. Crazy ass mood swings. Tired. Cranky. Grumpy. Dizzy.
Not looking forward to the rest of it -.-
clementine / 849 posts
@simplyfelicity: I feel so much better hearing you say this. I voted a 6 because of the same reason. It hit me hard emotionally because I could no longer function in the way I used to, any sense of a normal routine completely ceased and I felt completely and totally useless around the house, at the office, etc. But complaining felt just wrong because it took so long to get here, and I'd rather have discomfort of growing my baby than going through IVF treatments again. So it's hard, because I want to honor that it's just tough to be pregnant sometimes, but keep my perspective and be thankful it means my baby is growing in there!
But I'm only 15 weeks.... so hopefully I'd vote closer to an 8 by the end! Now that my bump is more noticeable and I'm gaining some energy back, my attitude is changing. I'm SO excited to really feel him/her kick in there and to really start planning for his/her arrival!
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