Young Mother Crucified

[Thessela]

I love mothers and daughters experiencing the cross together...

To share with my own mother this ordeal.
I will think about it, and try to describe for you. She gave me life, shared life, now we share this. It makes me feel hot and cold.
Is it wrong to wonder what it would be like, in fantasy?

 

[admihoek]

here one in Icini a sad farewell

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or a burning ...................both together because they seems witches

or......................with son

or a Godess mother​

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[thehangingtree]

...sometimes the young woman is a mother to be...

When he came back from a year of service he found his wife ripe with child. When she would not reveal who the father might be he crucified her until she would change her mind...

 

[admihoek]

or...........................................in the way MkG2k7 it said

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[Eulalia]

a long time back - well, about 4 years, in the Coffee Shop I think -
I posted thoughts about the similarity (as I see it)
between being crucified and giving birth
(not that I've experienced either) -
the pains, the muscular demands, the movements.
It proved quite controversial,
some members were shocked at the thought.
Is it still shocking?​

 

[Jollyrei]

a long time back - well, about 4 years, in the Coffee Shop I think -
I posted thoughts about the similarity (as I see it)
between being crucified and giving birth
(not that I've experienced either) -
the pains, the muscular demands, the movements.
It proved quite controversial,
some members were shocked at the thought.
Is it still shocking?​

I see similarities - both include suffering. Both are exertions. Both are, to a great extent, done under some duress. Both contain an element of peril, pain, life and death. They are edge experiences.

 

[Primus pilus]

a long time back - well, about 4 years, in the Coffee Shop I think -
I posted thoughts about the similarity (as I see it)
between being crucified and giving birth
(not that I've experienced either) -
the pains, the muscular demands, the movements.
It proved quite controversial,
some members were shocked at the thought.
Is it still shocking?​

Pp played a very active role in the birth of his three sons all of which his wife, their mother, endured with no medication, no pain relief apart from heat packs dutifully and lovingly prepared and applied.

The longest was over 12 hours from beginning to his first cries, the shortest still over 6 hours.

It is almost impossible to describe her suffering, her endurance, the terror and the sheer joy of each one.

 

[phlebas]

PP I can identify with what you say.
They can be very different. Our first was about 7 hours, and to this innocent young man it was a long and brutal ordeal! Very hard to see your loved one suffering like that, too, and be unable to do much for her. Our second popped out within half an hour of entering the hospital car park. Very different experiences for the same woman.
It must be the closest we come in our modern world to the blood and violence of our ancestors' lives.

Eul, I remember that discussion. It is a topic which shaves close to something sacred for most people, and it is hard to discuss. I understand your point, it's one I've thought about too. But controversial, yes.

 

[thehangingtree]

While Tree has not experienced childbirth except his own and he doesn't remember that, his mother related to him that he was a very overdue baby (C-sections and inducements were rare in 1956) they left for the hospital (10 minutes away) and within 30 minutes of leaving the house Tree was no longer an acorn but a sapling!!!

Tree

Total hospital bill (3 days) was under $100...

 

[Eulalia]

I heard a discussion about it on the radio a few days back -
one woman described it as being
"like having a red-hot iron pushed right up inside you,
and then being forced open with a car-jack!" ​

 

[LittleSiss]

I heard a discussion about it on the radio a few days back -
one woman described it as being
"like having a red-hot iron pushed right up inside you,
and then being forced open with a car-jack!" ​

Wow! She should be in advertising!

She's obviously a natural.

 

[Primus pilus]

I heard a discussion about it on the radio a few days back -
one woman described it as being
"like having a red-hot iron pushed right up inside you,
and then being forced open with a car-jack!" ​

But, despite that graphic description, Pp bets that she happily chose to repeat the experience.

Unless, of course, she didn't know what caused the condition in the first place.

 

[admihoek]

Wow! She should be in advertising!

She's obviously a natural.

yep in BW of course

 

[Naraku]

As the saying goes: If men were the ones who had to give birth...the human race would be extinct.

 

[Eulalia]

I think Gibbs posted a poster recently that said 'women see more blood than men do'

 

[Jollyrei]

I think Gibbs posted a poster recently that said 'women see more blood than men do'

Women apparently deal with blood better. I was told by a nurse collecting blood for lab work, that big strapping athletic men are the ones who faint at the sight of their own blood.

 

[Wragg]

Can I come out now?

 

[admihoek]

Can I come out now?

better not...........................I think

 

[LittleSiss]

Can I come out now?

I am taken aback ... what is Wragg trying to tell us??????????

Is he peeking or coming out???

 

[Dorothy Brown]

or...........................................in the way MkG2k7 it said

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That would probably be me after a night with Bull And Gunner