Do you feel like your partner should treat you differently when you’re pregnant?

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No, I should be treated like a queen everyday. Not just when I’m pregnant. 🤷🏻‍♀️💁🏻‍♀️

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My husband treats me the same on an emotional level, and on a physical level helps me where I need him to. 
But I don’t consider him picking up some extra chores as “treating me differently.” I consider those changes normal, just two partners helping each other out when needed.

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Yes and no… I do not expect to get worshipped … but my husband has treated me and my needs with respect … he is considerate to my hormones… but personally that’s good enough

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I honestly wish he’d treat me more special. I’m emotional while pregnant. I wish he’d consider my emotions.

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You’re literally growing another human and that is taxing on your body physically and hormonally. A little extra support and understanding would be nice. I’m 31 weeks with a DVT and COVID and my husband still wanted me to walk the dog today. He’s great really, but if I want him to do something I have to ask.

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Yes and no. I think there should some change in expectations and an understanding of what your body is currently going through but I don’t think pregnancy means you need to be coddled and babied.

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Partner should always treat you well, whether pregnant or not. During pregnancy I think partners should be a little extra considerate of emotions/hormones running on high, and understanding with fatigue and morning sickness, but these are things that a good partner should be considerate about regardless of pregnancy status.

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I’m treated very well on a regular basis, but I think he was a bit more forgiving when I was pregnant. Like if I usually get upset over dumb shit he will tell me I’m being dramatic, but when I was pregnant he would be a lot more caring to my over dramatic self😂 and he physically helped more, especially in the end when everything hurt

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I get treated the same. Just when I am pregnant I am told to take it easy and to “not over do it at the gym”.

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No! Just be a little extra patient. That’s basically it. You aren’t dead or dying while pregnant to be waited on simply hand and foot.
It’s nice to get a little extra love but it’s not a requirement

Do you feel like your partner should treat you differently when you’re pregnant?

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