my most hated question

Well, I don't really mind people asking me how I feel, I just tell them I feel pretty good. Which I do. But what has started happening to me now is strangers in wal-mart will start talking about me as soon as I waddle pass them. It happened this morning. 2 women together and when I passed by I heard OMG, she...while she is looking back at me. I did not care too much for that.

 

I am also tired of this question. I always just say "good", that way I don't have to go into detail about the little things, but I've learned that just feeling "good" isn't good enough for most people.

This is usually how the conversation goes:

How are you feeling?
"Good"
Just good, not great?

Like I'm suppose to feel as though I could go run a marathon.

 

Thanks ddancer! You made me laugh today! LOL!!!!!! I feel the same! And I spill on my shirt EVERYDAY! Never use to?

 

NO KIDDING! Last night we celebrated my aunt's birthday. One of her friends said to me, "Isn't it great you're feeling so well!" I was like what? When did I say that? I feel like saying yeah, except I can't roll over in bed or get up without having tears come to my eyes since my pelvic bone feels as though it is broken, and the fact that even water gives me severe heartburn, but yeah I feel great! I NEVER complain to people about how I feel, even when people ask I say, "OK, but it sure is different from just 1!" Becuase let's face it, no one cares they just feel they have to ask! My other favorite is when they say how great you look or that you don't look like you are carrying twins!!! I always think, if I look great or don't look like I am having twins and I am the size of a small whale then I must have been huge before too!!!

 

Everyone is cracking me up on here...thanks that is exactly what I needed!

 

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(I used to get the boy/girl thing "oh, two boys?" Yes, I dress one boy in pink from head to toe because I'm doing a social experiment to see if I can influence his gender identity!)


Laughing so hard at that one! The only thing is being a grad student in a university, if I told people in my department that, they might actually believe me!