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Here's some fan art from ArgyleFox! Thanks, mate, and good luck on researching those uh papers!
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EDIT: I updated the vote incentive! Thanks Sig for the recommendation!
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Here's some fan art from ArgyleFox! Thanks, mate, and good luck on researching those uh papers!
- The obvious question is of course: Who is the father? Hopefully it's Gretch Junior. Otherwise that would... cause problems.
- Jen won't be able to work at the coffee shack anymore as soon as the pregnancy gets visible. This harkens back to the point above: If the wellbeing of his own grandkid is at stake, there is at least a chance that Gretch Senior won't simply fire her without any maternal leave support whatsoever...
Rule 34.
There is a non-trivial percentage of the those with a Y-chromosome that are sexually aroused by a visibly pregnant woman.
This is all Jen's fault. There are many and varied ways to safely prevent pregnancy, only two of which involve the male half of the partnership (condoms and non-vaginal penetrative sex). Virtually ALL others (pill, patch, implant, IUD, sponge, jelly, etc) are the responsibility of the woman.
Note: BOTH partners should be involved in this, as it takes two to tango (for a start). I happily pay for my wife's prescription (birth control is secondary, her prescription helps control her extremely painful periods).
The pessimist in me sees Jen's pregnancy as a means to secure long-term financing from the Gretch family...
as a tangent, irregular/problematic periods are the way lots and lots of folks get around Catholic hospitals' disinclination to prescribe birth control here in the US. This country has never been more than a generation away from The Handmaiden's Tale. Fucking ridiculous
The BAD news is that Jen may be the immediate recipient of an MRI (or CT scan, at least) to determine if there's anything that could be messing up her system.
Little things like cervical or uterine cancer.
Even vasectomies and tubal ligations are not 100% effective; and they don't do anything to stop disease transmission.
well...that may not be good if she can't even make ends meet with her current job D:
guh