Do you think women get super broody when? - Page 2

fuffyburra · Oct 9th, 2009, 16:55 PM

I luuuurrrrve the baby smell! I'll admit it, I do go round sniffing babies XD I want to blow rasberries on them too.
Maybe I'm obsessed?! Xx

plutosblue · Oct 9th, 2009, 17:00 PM

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Originally Posted by fuffyburra

I luuuurrrrve the baby smell! I'll admit it, I do go round sniffing babies XD I want to blow rasberries on them too.
Maybe I'm obsessed?! Xx

I just had the funniest image of someone running around town sniffing babies.. Its not a pantie sniffer its a baby sniffer!

calm · Oct 9th, 2009, 17:10 PM

Talking about all of this, I remember someone saying that being around a baby had made them have milk again after a long time not having any. I mean, that must be an animal thing!

Going on to the subject of animals, it seems like they also get PND, as I had a rabbit that just ignored her young and we had to bring them up, and a cat I had did the same. Strangely enough when I fed the little rabbits with a bottle from day 1, I really had a mother instinct going on, I felt extremely protective and just wanted to drop everything and spend all my time feeding them. I actually cried when I had to go 2 days later back to uni and leave them to the care of my mum!

I suppose what I am saying, is that I really believe in that animal part of us, and at the end of the day, we are made to reproduce and for our race to survive. Scents, hormones, biological clock, broodiness, even sexual arousal I think is a "trick" to get us to contribute to the human race.

morri · Oct 10th, 2009, 06:44 AM

hm I don't see a coincidence with me since it has been some time since I was opposed to one myself.I think I am the most broody when I am the most fertile though.

fuffyburra · Oct 10th, 2009, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by plutosblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by fuffyburra

I luuuurrrrve the baby smell! I'll admit it, I do go round sniffing babies XD I want to blow rasberries on them too.
Maybe I'm obsessed?! Xx

I just had the funniest image of someone running around town sniffing babies.. Its not a pantie sniffer its a baby sniffer!

The Baby Sniffer - that's me!! XD

plutosblue · Oct 10th, 2009, 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by calm

Talking about all of this, I remember someone saying that being around a baby had made them have milk again after a long time not having any. I mean, that must be an animal thing!

Going on to the subject of animals, it seems like they also get PND, as I had a rabbit that just ignored her young and we had to bring them up, and a cat I had did the same. Strangely enough when I fed the little rabbits with a bottle from day 1, I really had a mother instinct going on, I felt extremely protective and just wanted to drop everything and spend all my time feeding them. I actually cried when I had to go 2 days later back to uni and leave them to the care of my mum!

I suppose what I am saying, is that I really believe in that animal part of us, and at the end of the day, we are made to reproduce and for our race to survive. Scents, hormones, biological clock, broodiness, even sexual arousal I think is a "trick" to get us to contribute to the human race.

Just think at the end of the day we are just evolved apes.. So we are animals.. sort of! I have two dogs and I would give my life for them, when they are sick I take care of them, I worry and I like to pamper them and see them happy. I was like a protective psycho mum when they were puppies!

And the milk thing makes sense, since animals can produce milk and take care of anothers young if abandoned.

I think its alll in the science, we get broody to encourage us to produce, randy so we get to the point of trying and we are maternal

Kassy · Oct 15th, 2009, 12:26 PM

Recently numerous people i know have all got pregnant or is trying and for me it's making the situation worse, i've wanted a family for the past two years but i'm waiting till me and my boyfriend are settled down more.
My best friend had a baby boy in November 2006 and that made me broody for a while, but it's recently that it has got worse, but i notice so many mothers and pregnant women now, much more then before, brooding is the most frustrating thing for us women ever.

Delamere19 · Oct 15th, 2009, 12:40 PM

I have been broody for a while but never really been around babys much until my step sister had a boy in June. He is so adorable and he smells soooo good I could eat him. It has made me more broody thats for sure. Cant wait to have one of my own.

princess_bump · Oct 15th, 2009, 12:49 PM

hmm i think there is definitely some truth in this, when i see lots of babies, younger than maddi i think, oooo wouldn't it be nice again now! when we were trying for maddi, there was no babies around us, or pregnant women, and tbh, i think i was relieved as i was soooo broody and thought we couldn't have any x

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fuffyburra Pregnant (Expecting) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: West Sussex, England Posts: 2,148	I luuuurrrrve the baby smell! I'll admit it, I do go round sniffing babies XD I want to blow rasberries on them too. Maybe I'm obsessed?! Xx

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calm Trying to conceive (TTC) BnB Addict Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 3,980	Talking about all of this, I remember someone saying that being around a baby had made them have milk again after a long time not having any. I mean, that must be an animal thing! Going on to the subject of animals, it seems like they also get PND, as I had a rabbit that just ignored her young and we had to bring them up, and a cat I had did the same. Strangely enough when I fed the little rabbits with a bottle from day 1, I really had a mother instinct going on, I felt extremely protective and just wanted to drop everything and spend all my time feeding them. I actually cried when I had to go 2 days later back to uni and leave them to the care of my mum! I suppose what I am saying, is that I really believe in that animal part of us, and at the end of the day, we are made to reproduce and for our race to survive. Scents, hormones, biological clock, broodiness, even sexual arousal I think is a "trick" to get us to contribute to the human race.

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morri Trying to conceive (TTC) BnB Addict Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Hamburg(Germany) Posts: 6,135	hm I don't see a coincidence with me since it has been some time since I was opposed to one myself.I think I am the most broody when I am the most fertile though.

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Kassy Other Active BnB Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: South Yorkshire Posts: 858	Recently numerous people i know have all got pregnant or is trying and for me it's making the situation worse, i've wanted a family for the past two years but i'm waiting till me and my boyfriend are settled down more. My best friend had a baby boy in November 2006 and that made me broody for a while, but it's recently that it has got worse, but i notice so many mothers and pregnant women now, much more then before, brooding is the most frustrating thing for us women ever.

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Delamere19 Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Lancashire UK Posts: 1,157	I have been broody for a while but never really been around babys much until my step sister had a boy in June. He is so adorable and he smells soooo good I could eat him. It has made me more broody thats for sure. Cant wait to have one of my own.

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princess_bump Mum (Mom) BnB Spammer Elite Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: England Posts: 31,453	hmm i think there is definitely some truth in this, when i see lots of babies, younger than maddi i think, oooo wouldn't it be nice again now! when we were trying for maddi, there was no babies around us, or pregnant women, and tbh, i think i was relieved as i was soooo broody and thought we couldn't have any x

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