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The third trimester of your pregnancy is an exciting one once the countdown begins. The thought of having a baby in your arms in just a few more weeks is both exhilarating and tormenting. And while the second trimester has been easy on you, the third trimester is going to be one hell of a ride when you have a huge belly and a serious case of pregnancy brain. But the best way to deal with it is probably knowing how to laugh at yourself. Now, this is something you will have to master if you want to sail through your pregnancy with a smile on your face. Here, we bring you 12 third trimeter-sized laughs about pregnancy that will make you go ‘it me’.
1) When Your Belly Button Dons A New Avatar
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Pregnant women often find their belly button changing with the growing belly. And this woman accurately summed up how it looks when the innie becomes an outie. Raise your hands if you can relate to this random text.
2) When This Pregnant Woman Tried To Open The Bathroom Door With A Key Fob
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A classic case of pregnancy brain! You know you are really pregnant when your brain starts acting up in weird ways such as this. Thank goodness we have the pregnancy brain to blame for our silly behavior, right?
3) Yes, The One Though We All Had But Wouldn’t Dare To Admit
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A big high five to this bold mama who said it like it is. And God knows we all have been there. Though some of us wouldn’t settle for spoiling our pants, haven’t we all prayed knee bend to finally be able to take that huge dump that has been refusing to come out for days?
4) Ouch! That Must Have Hurt
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We all know the feels when none of our shoes fit us anymore and we dread the thought of heading out simply because we have to put on our shoes. Kim Kardashian posted this pic on her Instagram account with the caption ‘Swollen feet or a new Givenchy tattoo?’ and it’s all things relatable.
5) When Mila Kunis Schooled Everyone Who Says ‘We’re Pregnant’
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The Black Swan actress urged fathers to stop using the pronoun ‘we’ when she appeared on a late-night show during her pregnancy. Mila made her case by asking men if they are the ones who have to squeeze a watermelon-sized person out of their lady-hole and if they are the ones who have to deal with a serious case of morning sickness because they are nurturing human life. Well, we must say she definitely makes a strong case.
6) When The Waterworks Refuse To Stop
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We have all found yourselves crying our eyes out for reasons we can’t even remember. With all the pregnancy mood swings, you will find yourself laughing one second and crying the next.
7) When You Don’t Know What You Want
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So you whip up a meal that has all the things that you are possibly going to crave.
8) When A Romantic Date Night Turns Into Ordering In
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We have all tried to make romantic date night plans before the baby’s arrival because you want to make the most of your time together. However, sometimes a cozy pizza night at home can turn into the best date night ever.
9) When Painting Your Toe Nails Seems Like A Herculean Task
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Looking pretty may not be as simple as it seems when you have a huge belly. Oh, how we envy all those women who can bend down!
10) When You Wish For A No-Shave Trimester
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You want to keep your lady bits clean especially when you are nearing your due date. After all, you don’t want the doctor and the entire hospital staff to see the forest you have been nurturing down there. But it’s not that easy, is it?
11) When You Are Secretly Thankful For Your Amazing Husband
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There are days we scream and hurl abuses at the man who can’t read our mind. But then there are those days we feel content when our husbands get us a huge tub of ice cream when we are too tired to go out.
12) When You Would Do Anything To Get The Baby Out
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Whoever decided to give us hope by coming up with the concept of the due date should be cold-blooded murdered. Those last few days when you would do anything to get the baby out of the belly. But little did we know the baby has gotten a little too comfortable there.
Aren’t these pregnancy problems all too relatable?
