Captain Obvious Kareena - Page 3

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

Her mouth is perpetually twisted into a sucking expression.

This is the last comment I’m taking to bed with me. If I dream of this, you’ll hear from me in a few hours 😂

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

This is the last comment I’m taking to bed with me. If I dream of this, you’ll hear from me in a few hours 😂

I really hope your subconscious finds better things to fish out than... Kareena being a milk-maid. 😳

Just so you know, God is always with you. Om Hari Om.

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

I really hope your subconscious finds better things to fish out than... Kareena being a milk-maid. 😳

Just so you know, God is always with you. Om Hari Om.

Shukriya 🙏 I’m going to listen to my favourite song, that I believe you once posted. This is the most relaxing song I’ve ever heard.

https://youtu.be/lN4vbH9FGKY

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

Shukriya 🙏 I’m going to listen to my favourite song, that I believe you once posted. This is the most relaxing song I’ve ever heard.

https://youtu.be/lN4vbH9FGKY

OMG. Don't tell me you remembered this one 🤣

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

OMG. Don't tell me you remembered this one 🤣

I listen to it at least once a week. Once I was desperate to find it and had no one to ask what the name of this song was, so I tried to guess it and let me tell you, turns out “Polena Jolok” is porn. Now I have this video saved so I don’t make that mistake again 🤣

Originally posted by: TrollikaDevi

Ofcourse it can be very overwhelming emotionally. That goes without saying But what I m getting at is that there's this tendency to focus more on the emotional side of it and I feel it comes from the burden placed on women to feel intensely maternal and in a certain way. There's a tendency to romanticise pregnancy,we see it everywhere ...rituals, ads, paintings. And they all focus on the 'feeling'. A balanced way of talking about it would be great.

I do agree, we need to stop romanticizing pregnancy. A bunch of my friends have had babies in the past few years and I've learned that the physical toll - the brutal honest uncensored unfiltered physical toll is barely talked about. The Facebook/Insta feed is full of - oh how wonderful it is to have a baby, how magical childbirth and children are - but behind the scenes, it can be a hellscape of physical turmoil. I don't know whether women feel embarrassed to be honest about the physical difficulties/experience societal pressures to be all happy mom-like or actually forget what they went through when they see their child.

This is the problem we have. Her book does mention sex drive but with input from physicians as well. This is what women don't talk about and call it TMI. I was thinking it's so extra to have written a book about pregnancy but based on the comments in this thread I can say I'm glad she did.

I glanced through the book and it's an amazing collaboration with her OB, nutritionist and a bunch of qualified people with Kareena's personal stories in between. Yes there's a brief section on libido and how different women have a change in their self drive in different trimesters. Also how both her pregnancies were different. Taimurs pregnancy was very easy but with Jeh she struggled a lot.

The contributors to Kareena's book with whom she collaborated.

And it goes on and on with more people.

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

I think she loves blowjobs. Don't know why I feel it, but I do.

Also, she does say in her book that she 'lost her sex drive' when she was pregnant.

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