My uncle said a woman is never the same after giving birth- mostly because a woman's vagina has to stretch 10 centimeters. I am not a naturally born child; and while to some this may sound as if i am a clone of some sort- or a freak- i assure you, i am a love child. My mother had a Caesarean section- is a surgical procedure in which incisions are made through a mother's abdomen (laparotomy) and uterus (hysterotomy) to deliver one or more babies- because i sat down.
A friend recently told me that is was better for her to have a c-section because she did it that way the first time.
While i am not sure of my futuristic ways of giving birth, my friend's dog also gave birth. Her had two puppies, and she had a c-section.
I started to ask myself if there was a love difference between a mother who gives birth naturally versus one who has her kids, or in this puppies, through a c-section. As far as i know, there is-as least for puppies.
The owner of the puppies, and the mom, said that the mom didn't recognize the puppies as her own, and that she tried to bite them several times. I went over to the doghouse, and saw the dog sticking her head out her house, and the pub's were no where. Of course, i cannot say what the dog was thinking, but it looks unhappy. And while the owners want her to accept the puppies as her own mostly so they can feed off her milk- she doesn't seem to be cooperating.
The owner said she knew it would be hard for the mom to accept them as hers' due to the lack of pain she did not encounter while having the puppies. Now, the mom is guarded by three humans, who stand right outside her doghouse, all making sure this healthy pit bull doesn't eat her puppies alive.
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