Yes that's what I'm referring to, but I guess I'm the only one who sees the problem with it.

well I see how it can be offensive to some 😏

It's not just about the people having miscarriages, it's about the people who hope and pray for two little lines or a plus sign to pop up on a piss test, the ones who pray for morning sickness and to get fat and have stretch marks on their ass and hate themselves for it but then love them once they see what comes out of them. I just don't get why people can't see that it's wrong to make a joke about being pregnant, when there are so many woman who are trying their hardest to conceive, most of them knowing that their chances are slim to none.. at 15, I was told I would never have kids due to overactive rupturing cyst on my ovaries, kidneys and inside my uterus. When I was 15, I wasn't thinking about having kids, or starting a life with someone until I met the man I now call my husband a couple months after that. Then reality hit. After you settle with someone and start making life plans but tell your significant other that there may be a chance you can't give him the things he wants in life, it's just not a joke.. @ellieinmybelly @vicky810 @itsjasmine

I have a friend on Facebook who always is faking a pregnancy. She's currently faking one right now actually. And I've talked to her but she doesn't understand that pregnancy is nothing to fake about. She doesn't treat it like a joke but I mean honestly, how many times are you going to say your pregnant and then when people start asking questions, say you have a miscarriage? It's ridiculous

idk I've experienced 3 miscarriages and I really don't see nothing wrong with it to much if its amongst friends ..but not on the book ... I think it's because I just do t like fb anyway