I needed to see a doctor the other day, and next door to the specialist I was visting was an OB/GYN

I needed to see a doctor the other day, and next door to the specialist I was visting was an OB/GYN clinic. During that time in the parking garage, elevator, and waiting room I saw more preggos waddling in and out than I had in the past 5 years combined. In my normal life I don’t actually see that many pregnant women in person, so that visit was a nice reminder of why I believe a woman is at her most gorgeous when she’s this way.In real life you remember how huge the belly is, how utterly it dominates the rest of her frame. From the way her walk has changed, to the way one hand holds the small of her back and the other cradles her bump, there’s no mistaking its power over the rest of her. It’s just so obvious, an enormous, unmissable signal to everyone who sees her that she is different now, a woman changed in the most profound way possible. That enormous, gentle swelling of her bump isn’t just something she’s attached to or growing inside–it is her now. This is what she’s become now. And then there’s the part that I think turns me on the most, which is that she has zero control over it anymore. Even if the pregnancy was planned and the baby is eagerly awaited, the fact of the matter is now that her body can no longer be stopped doing what it was designed for. For the next 9 months, whether she likes it or not, she will grow bigger, rounder, softer, and thicker. By the end of it all she is left with a radically different body, one far more maternal and feminine than what she started with. But the bump is special. Unlike her breasts or hips, which were already there, the bump is a new, unique curve that only pregnant women get. And it grows from nothing, over time slowly and inevitably turning a flat stomach into a huge, perfect dome. As much as I love thicker thighs, or swelling, milky breasts, it’s the bump that makes them all perfect. -- source link

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