It's out there now, might as well embrace it.

(April 19, 2021, 11:40 am)Thebige @ADC12-X9 your English is fine. 

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(April 18, 2021, 2:51 pm)PreggoFanatic Hi everyone, I’ve been around this forum for a little while - 3 years - (although I have been into the fetish long beforehand) and I’d like to open up about something personally that’s been eating away at me for a while now and see if anyone can relate/give advice.

I can relate to this a lot actually. Similar situation happened in high school. I was a senior at the time and our room was shared occasionally with a group of sophomores. It being a small school, word travelled very quickly (it was like a small family), so of course I tried keeping my fetish under wraps.

Stupid me, I had a bunch of stuff in undisclosed folders located on the far reaches of most prying eyes. You'd have to really be digging to find the content I tucked away. And, stupid me, I left my laptop open when the other class came into the room. I had left to do something else.

By the time I made it back, two jerkoffs were sitting behind my laptop snickering to themselves while the rest of the students were giving me stares. I didn't understand what was going on until one of the assholes turned the screen in my direction, showing a piece of pregnancy art I really admired back in the day. I immediately yelled at them saying why the fuck they were on my computer, and ever since then I've been extremely carefully with how and where I save my data. I lost all respect for those dudes, and the rest of the students who I knew I couldn't talk to them until a few years after I graduated. It was a hectic mixture of embarrassment and anger from being "exposed" like that.

Now, I have multiple external hard drives, separate online accounts, and different identities that I keep very far away from my normal life, including this site. Whatever I talk about on this site, I keep on this site. It's nothing personal to any of you here, but I won't game with anyone, I won't meet up with anyone from this site. I've committed myself to living this double life to my dying breath or when I'm too old to care.

Kind of ironic my username is Commonly Known As, am I right?

I got found out when I was very young, like 12 or 13. My family noticed I had hit puberty and they kinda teased me, normal stuff, nothing hurtful. However, my sister couldn't mind her own business and she took my laptop while I was sleeping. Since I was young and naive, I didn't erase my search history or anything. Well I can tell you I woke up to the most awkward situation. (My family is old school Christian) Everyone was walking on eggshells around me. Later that night when my dad got home from work, he took me aside for "the talk" which was fine (awkward but fine) but then we went off the rails. He shamed me so hard about it. That's haunted me ever since. Now, I keep everything locked down and nobody will ever know again.

Years ago pregnancy was more hidden and private. That is not the case anymore. It is all over the internet and on the biggest social media platforms. Pregnant girls dance on Tik Tok and Instagram happy to show off their protruding bulges. The general public is going to look down at anything they are not into including standard porn. They are entitled to their opinion just like anyone should be. I think we need to stop the self-imposed stigma that this fetish is something to be ashamed of. We are not bad people because we are attracted to pregnant women.

Perhaps this is the best way to illustrate my point. This is the cover of the March ‘21 issue of Playboy magazine.

If this dose not convince you that the sexualization of pregnancy has become normalized I don’t know what else will. This fetish is no longer a underground secret shared by a small group of individuals.

(April 19, 2021, 6:00 pm)LTKNT101 This fetish is no longer a underground secret shared by a small group of individuals.

It's like the best kept non-secret, for some reason. Everyone knows it's a thing but everyone's still going to be a douche about it if you admit it.

However - when I share it with people I want to date, they don't really care. Conversation just moves on.

(April 19, 2021, 6:00 pm)LTKNT101 Perhaps this is the best way to illustrate my point. This is the cover of the March ‘21 issue of Playboy magazine.

If this dose not convince you that the sexualization of pregnancy has become normalized I don’t know what else will. This fetish is no longer a underground secret shared by a small group of individuals.

To be fair, Playboy is all but dead at this point. It's not like the biggest OF or Tik-Tok people are posing nude while they're 8 months, those would make a bigger impact now than Playboy.

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(April 19, 2021, 3:28 pm)LTKNT101 I think we need to stop the self-imposed stigma that this fetish is something to be ashamed of. We are not bad people because we are attracted to pregnant women

The only reason that people have the stigma in the first place is because this fetish involves a child. If you break everything down, the child is being used as a prop when it comes to pregnant porn. That's the main issue that people (sorta rightfully) have against the fetish. It's no wonder why people view us here as one step above pedophiles.

I think the only time I was 'found out' was in highschool where a friend saw some minimized tabs I had while looking over my shoulder (that I forgot to close). I played it off by talking about how I was doing research on lots of different fetishes at the time, and tbh my knowledge of weird online kinks was expansive enough it wasn't entirely untrue. I later told him the truth and it was fine after that, but from that point on I've just kind of owned it. It's not like I'll bring up my fetish in normal conversations, but if someone suspects or like asks or is likely to make fun of that sort of thing I may as well stick to it shamelessly. It's not like having a pregnancy fetish is the basis of all I am as a person. I've had the good luck in that past that point it's only been revealed when I want to talk about it.

(April 19, 2021, 6:47 pm)tonythepreggoPony

(April 19, 2021, 6:00 pm)LTKNT101 Perhaps this is the best way to illustrate my point. This is the cover of the March ‘21 issue of Playboy magazine.

If this dose not convince you that the sexualization of pregnancy has become normalized I don’t know what else will. This fetish is no longer a underground secret shared by a small group of individuals.

To be fair, Playboy is all but dead at this point. It's not like the biggest OF or Tik-Tok people are posing nude while they're 8 months, those would make a bigger impact now than Playboy.

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(April 19, 2021, 3:28 pm)LTKNT101 I think we need to stop the self-imposed stigma that this fetish is something to be ashamed of. We are not bad people because we are attracted to pregnant women

The only reason that people have the stigma in the first place is because this fetish involves a child. If you break everything down, the child is being used as a prop when it comes to pregnant porn. That's the main issue that people (sorta rightfully) have against the fetish. It's no wonder why people view us here as one step above pedophiles.

  As you say to be fair, the fetish involves attraction to a pregnant woman's body, breasts, belly, the arousing transformation she undergoes. The critics can have their opinions and believe me, they will say whatever they feel like saying to justify their viewpoint. If being sexually attracted to a pregnant woman's body was a crime pregnant porn would be illegal. The fact that it is not is all the proof we need to win the debate. Indeed Playboy is not the influential powerhouse it was in the 1970s, '80s, and '90s however the fact that they chose to feature a pregnant woman on the cover of one of their magazines is not something to be taken lightly. 

As for Tik Tok and Instagram, the girls on those platforms do a lot of sexually suggestive things. They don't have to be naked to sexualize themselves and believe me, they are aware of how much of a dick tease they are being. There is no shortage online of pregnant girls shaking their butts and bellies for the camera. They are fully aware we get off to them. Pregnancy has become a source of entertainment and a lot of people are waking up to this fact because there is money to be made from selling pregnancy content on places like OnlyFans and of course those loveable pregnant webcam girls we see on sites like Chaturbate.

My goal is to be positive about the fetish because I want to make the guy who reached out to us by making this thread feel better. He doesn't need to be told how shameful the fetish is or that he should be embarrassed or made to feel like he is a bad person because some people found out he likes pregnant women. Ignore the critics, move on and continue to enjoy those lovable fertility goddesses known as preggos.