I think pregnancy is wonderful. I know it's not all lollipops and rainbows.

I
supported my wife every single day through her pregnancy and I helped her through
the nausea, the body aches, and the terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are
risks and complications and it's not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could
do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me? I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me? I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.
My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.
She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.
The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.
Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.
My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.
The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.
She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.

Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?I think pregnancy is wonderful. I
know it's not all lollipops and rainbows. I supported my wife every single day
through her pregnancy and I helped her through the nausea, the body aches, and the
terrible pain of giving birth. I know there are risks and complications and it's
not something everyone wants to do. I wish I could do it, though.

My wife and I agreed we wanted a baby as soon as we had a house. Thankfully, she
was able to become pregnant (I really feel for the women who can't have babies and
wish they could) and we now have a toddler who is an absolute joy.

She loved being pregnant. Every day we talked about the baby growing in her womb
that we couldn't wait to meet. I kissed her belly hundreds of times. And I fell in
love with her all over again every time I looked at her. Her hand was pretty much
glued to her belly, always rubbing it and humming a song. The bond that is formed
between the mother and child is simply beautiful.

The hardest part about it is that I'll never be able to realize this wish and I
never had a choice in the matter. Women can choose (in most cases) whether or not
they want to become pregnant. And I don't know how the logistics of it all would
work, anyway. Maybe if we lived in a world where both men and women were built with
the capability to have babies, kind of like seahorses. I know it's not realistic,
but if it were possible to give me a uterus transplant I'd consider it. I would go
through considerable pain and effort if it meant I could get pregnant.
Every guy I've ever told has either looked at me like I'm insane or just straight-
up laughed at me. Women I've told seem to understand, but nobody really takes it
seriously except for my wife. She knows it's not a joke and that it's an actual
dream of mine. Any guys out there agree with me?