Will we be seeing any pictures of him?

(March 23, 2020, 1:42 pm)bballconnor Will we be seeing any pictures of him?

Probably not. My husband knows about my fetish but I don't think he'd be comfortable sharing pictures of himself online, even if they were anonymous.

Nice to know you're fine and supportive of him in his pregnancy, you two will be great parents as well. There are many pregnant transmen in the USA as well transwomen who either simulate a pregnancy with fake bellies or are biologically male to get their female partners pregnant. And in the past decade in many parts of America, more than yet few biological males pretend to be pregnant and are often gender ambiguous, but this is alright and generally, people tend to find this interesting without any shock or offense.

I'm genderfluid but a hetero bio male who loves the sight of pregnancy, whether the pregnant person is biologically female or describes themselves as female in any way. If I was born female, I will so love to be pregnant due to the beauty, femininity and maternal aspects of a big round belly carrying a desired child of mine. Then again, complications, discomforts, mood swings and childbirth ( painful, scary and emotional) is kinda making me not wanting to be pregnant.

Congrats! and good wishes for a healthy pregnancy ! your husband will need maternity clothes as his pregnancy progresses I would reccomend overalls/dungrees really comfy keep me posted as to how things go for you.

(April 1, 2020, 4:43 pm)maternityman Congrats! and good wishes for a healthy pregnancy ! your husband will need maternity clothes as his pregnancy progresses I would reccomend overalls/dungrees  really comfy keep me posted as to how things go for you.

Thanks for the advice! 
I'm actually pretty curious to see how maternity (paternity?) clothes will work in this situation. Overalls and sweatshirts will probably be good options. Of course, he's still pretty small at this point, so a wardrobe change won't be an issue for a few more weeks.

elastic waist pants and long smock type shirts would be good too, I hope he is not feeling too sick this first trimester.

If he prefers maternity clothes... or regular shirts and pants, that's alright. I don't believe we need gender rules in dress and fashion anyways. In many urban areas, you find men and "male looking" transwomen in dresses and skirts with the general public have no issue with this at all.

Hello everybody. Sorry for not posting updates recently, but I figured I might as well fill you in on what's happened in my life.
Unfortunately, my husband and I will not be parents. Two weeks ago my husband had a miscarriage. We both took it pretty hard, but he definitely suffered the most. To make matters worse, he attempted suicide recently and is now being kept at one of my city's mental health facilities.
This whole situation really, really sucks. Due to all the COVID-19 concerns, visiting times have been severely restricted at the mental hospital, so I can only see him in-person once a week and he rarely if ever answers my calls. According to the hospital's staff, he's talking to himself a lot and cries most of the time.
The worst part is I have nothing to distract me from all of this. I work as a shift manager at a chain restaurant in the midwest, and since we live in a college town, business has really slowed down since the summer started. I only work with 2-3 people a day now, and when people aren't ordering food (which is most of the day) I'm just left alone with my thoughts while doing paperwork, worrying about my husband, wondering when and if our life will return to normal.
Thank you to everybody who's been understanding and supportive of us. it's been a tough couple days and I'm grateful to have a community to vent to.

I am so sorry for your loss! I can't even imagine what you guys are going through. The loss of a child is heartbreaking, especially for the mother(or in your case father). He's experiencing a torrent of emotions, anger, guilt, immense grief, to name a few. It will take some time for him to process this loss and begin to heal. My advice is to be patient, and consistently let him know you're there. Even, if he doesn't respond, he'll know he has support and that will go a long way. It's very rough now but, it will get better.

(May 2, 2020, 8:36 am)orta03 I am so sorry for your loss!  I can't even imagine what you guys are going through.  The loss of a child is heartbreaking, especially for the mother(or in your case father).  He's experiencing a torrent of emotions, anger, guilt, immense grief, to name a few.  It will take some time for him to process this loss and begin to heal.  My advice is to be patient, and consistently let him know you're there.  Even, if he doesn't respond, he'll know he has support and that will go a long way.  It's very rough now but, it will get better.

Thanks. I managed to have a nice conversation with him a few hours ago. He says he feels like he's failed us and the family we could have started. He also says he was having paranoid delusions a few days ago, but his doctor gave her some anti-psychotics. At the rate things are going, he should be stable enough to be released in about two weeks.