#pregnancy cw
Since the silly transphobic polls are happening atm and just asked if men can get pregnant, here’s a local story I really love to remind you that yes, men do give birth, and they deserve the best of care. It’s happening no matter what a few loud twitter transphobes are saying, we are out there thriving and creating wonderful families. A vast majority of the responses were extremely positive too <3
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To be fair I thought it was a pregnancy test too
Exact opposite energy of this post.
I think the two gents in these pics should kiss.
Image description: First Image: A picture of a positive COVID test posted on a text screen
Person B: Why you showing me
Person A: I was with you yesterday
Person B: And??? I had a vasectomy last year it ain’t mine
Second Image: A picture of a positive pregnancy test posted on a text screen
Person A: positive (an emoji face with a flat line for a mouth)
Person B:damn hope you feel better
quarantine (prayer hands)
Person A: are you stupid?
end image description
But one of them probably has COVID
The Smallest Coffins Are The Heaviest
Category: Short Story
Language: English
Word Count: 6,400
Description: Alloaro Lily is single and never planned on having a kid, so when she unexpectedly gets pregnant, her friend Rain agrees to help her through the pregnancy and co-parent when the child is born. The troubles of pregnancy, however, put a strain on their relationship and suddenly Lily has a bad feeling about the baby. (This story is romance and sex free, apart from a brief mention of Lily being slut shamed for “sleeping around.”)
Content Warnings: pregnancy, (late term) abortion, arophobia/amatonormativity and slut shaming, depression, anger, and abortion traumanote: if there are any warnings i’ve missed, please let me know so i can add them!
- Disclaimer: I am submitting this for ASAW and Aro Writing Month, although while the main character, Lily, is alloaro (along with the supporting character, Rain, being genderqueer), the story does not revolve around their identities nor are they explicitly said within the text, but they are implied.
(ID: eight images with pastel rainbow backgrounds, there are black curved lines bordering each corner and black text in the center of every image; the text reads 1) “transgender and pro-choice”, 2) “include trans people in your abortion rights advocacy”, 3) “pro-choice and childfree without apology”, 4) “bodily autonomy is a human right”, 5) “this isn’t gods will you’re just an asshole”, 6) “not subject to the rules of your religion”, 7) “my body my life my future my choice”, 8) “forced pregnancy is torture”.)
The Lieutenants react to you telling them you’re pregnant
Edward Little
“I love you, Y/N, I can’t wait to be a father!”
John Irving
“To give birth outside of wedlock is a sin. You gotta get an abortion.”
Graham Gore
“Wow! That’s great news! I can’t wait to live to watch our child grow up, I always promise I’ll be there for you both!”
Henry Thomas “Dundy” Dundas Le Vesconte
“Oh ho ho! A little benjo baby of our own, ey? Can’t say I’m suprised, wink!”
James Walter Fairholme
“Cool.”
George Henry Hodge
“When I was a boy… I was told by my parents… that babies were brought down by the storks… A fantastical tale, I suppose I was naiive to trust it… but under that haze of childhood you believe all matter of lies…”
Thomas Jopson
“What the fuck? Why would you do that?”