Not sure how to say this but my fetish doesn't bother me in real life, i don't think about them, I dont actively lookout for them, if i do come across one its like meh. It has always been like this and in my whole life I think I paid attention to just one pregnant lady while i was waiting for someone in the car and that was only because she was parked in front of me

BUT give me access to the internet and its all I like (as you might be able tell by my collection thread)

What are your thoughts on this and also anyone else in similar boat?

That's really interesting. Personally I can't say I'm in the same boat. I don't look for pregnant women but I'm still attracted to them so they catch my eye if I do see them. I don't openly approach them. I move on fairly quickly afterwards... Unless the woman herself is very good looking. I just assume most pregnant women are married or have a boyfriend. I would not date a woman just because she is pregnant though. It would just more of a bonus I guess.

(October 29, 2018, 12:54 pm)therock34 * I'm still attracted to them so they catch my eye if I do see them.
* I just assume most pregnant women are married or have a boyfriend.
* I would not date a woman just because she is pregnant though. It would just more of a bonus I guess.

I do love pregnant women but i feel like i pay them less attention in real life. Might be related to point two (so not to be creep about it) and point three. I guess I'm normal lol

I have been looking for candids but I haven't been good recently. I guess I have fallen off in terms of candids. If you've seen my controversial, "Today I talked to a pregnant woman" thread, then there you go. Mine does exist in real life as well as online too.

okay i feel comfortable talking about my fetish because when i growing up i heard my sisters and mother talk in front of me about women issues like periods and sex , menstrual cycles also admitting i was embarrassed every time in same room when start talking
so i'm not ashame or embarrassed about pregnancy fetish

Its hidden yet exists IRL, I read an article or two on the maiseiophilia community goes back half a century (first documented in the early 1970s) and taken half the time for our society to admit it existed (mid 1990s just when the internet opened the doors further to explore, express and exhibit our fetish). It is widely viewed by most a gray area between allowed (by law), tolerated or accepted ( depends on who you ask) and taboo (social customs). The TV show This is Us final season ep had a pregnant lady in a small white T-shirt and black shorts walk with a candelabra already lit in a sensual and erotic manner to her male partner and I guarantee ABC owned by morally proper, family friendly and PC SJW Disney understood there are viewers love to see that sweet yet spicy moment of a pregnant character likes how she appears and her husband is so happy for her, they're gonna be a family and both have gotten closer while she's pregnant before the due date.

I've known someone who was only attracted to art and stories of pregnant women, and actually more than a little freaked out by real-life pregnancy.