mpregstory
mpregstory
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mpregstory · 7 days ago
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So where is my future local babydaddy?
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mpregstory · 9 days ago
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Having braxton hicks is so hot

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mpregstory · 20 days ago
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How do you feel about your huge round belly right now? Are there any sturggle you want to share? I'd love to hear all the details. :D
i love it so much. it feels AMAZING.
so like... like a lot of people into breeding/pregnancy kink i spent a lot of time in the past few years padding with a round firm pillow or something, my mate has been joking for a WHILE about, when we have our own place, getting me a silicone bellyform and making me wear it around the house a lot, stuff like that.
actually... being pregnant? aches and pains and being off-balance and not, y'know, getting to take a break from it and end scene and all? is fucking incredible. :D
my sense of proprioception is TOTALLY fucked though, i keep bumping into things, my balance and centre of mass isn't where i expect it to be, which is a FUN problem to have but i still like cooking dinner and it is getting to be a HUGE hassle, lol.
also absolutely nothing i like wearing fits at this point and i cannot POSSIBLY be done with school fast enough as a consequence because i can't wear my mate's old slutty tank tops to school but i absolutely can wear them around at home =P
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mpregstory · 20 days ago
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Guys hit me up for some rp I need to get into this <3
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mpregstory · 26 days ago
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THE CLAIMING
[This story includes rape, sexual actions, sexual assault, labor, mpreg, slavery and Stuff that could be disturbing to some readers.]
The wind cuts through my skin like a blade, but I’ve long grown numb to it. My arms are spread wide, each wrist shackled to the cold stone wall behind me. My belly—huge, round, and swollen—presses forward, straining with the weight of my unborn burden. I shift, trying to ease the ache in my lower back, but the iron cuffs bite into my flesh and remind me that there’s no comfort here. I’m nine months now. Ready to pop, they say. That’s the joke everyone loves to make as they walk by, laughing at the way I waddle when the chains allow. My body, once lean and free, now serves as a grim display for the entire village—a testament to the punishment given to men like me. No one talks about who did it to me that night. An unknown man, a stranger in the dark, stronger than me, forced himself on me until I was left trembling and broken in the dirt. The elders say I was chosen by fate, that my belly is proof of the gods’ will. They say my presence here—naked, heavy, on display—is a reminder of my crime: being fertile when no man should be. Every morning, the guards check me for signs of labor. Every night, the strangers come. Hands—rough, eager, searching—prodding, invading. The law says any man who breaks my water, who claims that final moment of power, can take me for his own. Rescue or slavery, they say. A chance at freedom or a life in chains all the same. My only hope—if you can call it that—is that when the time comes, whoever it is who takes me will have mercy. But mercy is in short supply here. Most come only for their own release. I’ve stopped hoping for anything more. I watch the horizon, a dull gray against the stone. I count the days, the hours, the minutes. My body is so heavy, every movement is a strain. My nipples leak, a bitter reminder of the life I carry. My legs are swollen, my back aches, and the cramps come more often now. I know it’s almost time. I close my eyes and breathe. This is my world. The wall, the chains, the leering eyes, the rough hands. I am a man made to carry shame, to bear the burden, to remind them all that no man is safe from the gods’ cruel humor. Maybe tonight the waters will break. Maybe tonight someone will claim me. Maybe tonight I’ll find an end to this. Or maybe the night will bring only more of the same.
I lose track of the days here. The sun rises and sets, but the stone wall never changes. My wrists remain shackled, my legs spread just enough to display me to every passing pair of eyes. My belly, swollen and tight, sits like a bloated curse above my trembling thighs. Every day I wonder how much more it can grow—how much more of me it can consume. Today is no different. The guard—a gray-bearded man named Gareth—arrives at dawn. He checks my belly, pressing his cold hands against the taut skin, feeling for any sign of true labor. I flinch, but I’m too tired to fight him. “Just Braxton Hicks,” he mutters, his breath sour. I almost want it to be more—anything to break the monotony. As the sun climbs higher, the men come. One by one, they step up to me, undoing their trousers or lifting their tunics. They don’t look at my face, only at the swollen belly, the vulnerable slit between my legs. I stopped crying a long time ago. Now I just stare at the horizon and let it happen. Five men today. One after another, they use me—some with grunts and sighs, some in silence. They come inside me, or between my thighs, and move on as if I’m nothing more than a well-worn cup. I try not to think about the seed that collects inside me, mixing with the fluids of so many strangers. When the last man leaves, the sun is high overhead. My thighs are slick, sticky, and raw. I shift against the wall, trying to find relief, but the chains hold me fast. My belly tightens—another false labor pain, just enough to make me gasp. I can’t help but imagine it growing bigger still, a monstrous dome pressing outward until it bursts. No end in sight. A woman named Mara arrives with a rag and a bucket. It’s her job to keep me clean—or at least clean enough to avoid infection. She squats before me, her eyes dull and resigned. She wipes between my legs, swabbing away the mess of semen and sweat and whatever else has spilled from my trembling body. She doesn’t speak. She never does. I’ve tried to talk to her before, but she just wipes me in silence and leaves. I think she pities me. Or maybe she just hates me less than the others. When she’s done, she rinses the rag and carries it away. I’m left with the wind on my skin and the weight of my belly pressing down on me. My back aches. My nipples leak, a slow trickle of milk I can’t stop. Another Braxton Hicks contraction rolls through me, hard and sharp, but it’s not the real thing. Not yet. My belly feels like it could hold a kingdom, a prison of its own. I lean my head against the cold stone, closing my eyes. I count the breaths between the pain, the minutes between the strangers, the hours between sunrises. Another day. Another cycle. Another reminder that even now, nine months in, I’m still just a vessel—something to be used, to be claimed, to be broken.
The afternoon sun burns my skin where it isn’t already raw. The air is thick and heavy, pressing down on me just like the weight in my belly. Another false pain twists through my gut, making me catch my breath. It’s just Braxton Hicks again, mocking me with the promise of labor that never comes. I hear the sound of hooves first—a low rumble on the dry ground. I lift my head, squinting into the glare. A knight emerges, riding a tall, black horse. His armor gleams like silver in the harsh light, adorned with etchings I can’t make out from here. Wealth. Power. Nothing I’ve seen in all these long months has shone like that. He dismounts with practiced grace, removing his helmet in one smooth motion. And for a brief, stolen moment, I see his face—young, angular, with hair like pale fire and eyes so sharp they could cut stone. He doesn’t come close, only stands there, studying me from a distance. I can’t read his expression. There’s curiosity there, maybe, or pity—or something else I don’t have a name for. Before I can call out, before I can ask him for help or mercy or anything at all, he turns away. A group of men falls in around him, and they vanish down the dirt path like a dream fading at sunrise. I stare after him long after they’re gone, my heart pounding as if I’d just run a mile. I tell myself it means nothing. Just another man. Just another pair of hands waiting to use me. But his face—those eyes—won’t leave my mind. Night falls slow and cruel. The cold seeps into my bones, and I shiver in my chains. I try to sleep, but the wind rattles the iron cuffs, and the pain in my lower back keeps me awake. The false contractions come and go, hardening my belly until I can hardly breathe. Somewhere in the darkness, I hear movement—soft, deliberate. Not the shuffling of guards or the drunk laughter of villagers. This is quieter. Closer. I raise my head, the links of my chains scraping against the wall. A figure steps from the shadows. The knight. But he’s different now. He wears no armor—only a simple tunic and breeches, loose and dark, blending with the night. The moonlight catches his hair like a halo. His face is shadowed, but I can see the same sharp eyes staring at me—burning into me. My mouth goes dry. I can’t find words. My heart hammers against my ribs, and my belly feels impossibly heavy, as if the life inside me can sense the tension. He comes closer, each step slow, deliberate, until he stands at the edge of my reach. He says nothing, only watches me, his expression unreadable. I can smell the leather of his gloves, the faint tang of steel and horses. Something about him makes the world around us shrink until it’s only him and me, caught in the dark. I want to ask why he’s here. I want to ask what he wants. But my voice is gone. All I can do is stare, the iron biting into my wrists, my swollen belly trembling with each labored breath. He tilts his head, as if considering me. The wind lifts a strand of his hair, and his eyes seem to glow in the moonlight. A knight. A stranger. A mystery. I don’t know if he’s come to claim me, to rescue me, or to ruin me. But I know he’s here for me.
He stands before me, his eyes gleaming with something I can’t quite name—curiosity, maybe, or hunger. He’s taller than I thought, broad-shouldered, his arms crossed over his chest as if he’s assessing me like a prize at the market. His voice is low, smooth but edged with authority. “You’re heavier than I expected,” he says, his gaze drifting to my swollen belly. “A good sign. It means the child’s strong.” I shiver at his words—no one’s ever said that before. Most men just use me and leave. But He studies me, his eyes lingering on the curve of my stomach, the way my nipples leak in the moonlight. I swallow hard, my throat dry. “Why are you here?” I ask, though my voice is weak, more a plea than a question. He steps closer, so close I can smell his body and sweat. His hand rises, hesitating, then brushes the curve of my belly with a touch that’s both possessive and oddly gentle. I gasp, the contact sending a shiver up my spine, a reminder of what I haven’t felt in so long—something like tenderness. His fingers trail up, just below my ribs, and my body reacts before my mind can catch up. A flush of heat spreads through me, desire pooling low in my belly. I reach out, trembling, and rest my hand on his chest. He’s warm, solid, alive in a way I’d forgotten men could be. “Please
” I whisper, though I don’t know if I’m asking him to stop or to go further. His eyes meet mine—so dark, so intense. He leans forward, his lips brushing my ear. “Do you want me to claim you now?” he asks, his voice low and thick with promise. Before I can answer, a sharp pain slices through my gut. My belly tightens hard, like a fist, and I cry out, my body jerking against the chains. Braxton Hicks again—false labor, but real enough to steal my breath and twist my insides. His eyes narrow as he watches me, his brow furrowing. “Is it time?” he demands, his voice commanding. I shake my head, tears stinging my eyes. “No—just
just another false one,” I manage between gasps. He scowls, his jaw tense. He looks me over as if measuring my worth, his fingers still resting on my trembling stomach. Then he takes a deep breath, his eyes hard and determined. “What would I have to do,” he says, his voice like a promise and a threat all at once, “to keep you at last? To claim you—not just in the moment, but truly, as mine.” The words hang between us, heavy and dangerous. My heart stutters in my chest, fear and hope warring inside me. No one has ever asked me that before. I can’t answer. Not yet. The pain fades, leaving me breathless and trembling. His eyes are still on me, waiting, hungry for something I’m not sure I can give. And for the first time in so long, I dare to imagine a choice.
“You’re trembling,” he says, his fingers brushing my cheek, almost tender. His touch leaves a trail of warmth that makes me shiver again. “I—I’m always trembling,” I whisper, the chains rattling as I shift. He laughs softly, a sound that’s both bitter and amused. “Fair enough,” he says. He leans closer, his breath ghosting over my ear. “You want to know my name?” I nod, unable to meet his eyes. “Edwin,” he says. “Sir Edwin of Vargrave. Knight of the King’s Order.” He pulls back just enough to look at me fully, his eyes sharp despite the drink. “Remember it. Remember who’s come to you tonight.” The name settles into my mind like a stone at the bottom of a well. Sir Edwin. A knight. A man of rank and power. I wonder if that means he can save me—or only break me harder than the others ever could. He reaches for my belly again, his hand possessive, pressing against the taut, swollen skin. “You’re heavy with child,” he murmurs, his voice thick with desire and something darker. “You know the law: any man who breaks your water claims you.” I flinch at the reminder, my belly tightening with another false pain, though it’s weaker than before. Edwin’s hand stills, resting there like a brand. His gaze darkens, and he lets out a low sigh, eyes half-lidded. “I’m drunk, Adam,” he admits. “Drunk enough to tell you this: I want you. I want you more than the others. But I want it to be mine—not the way they take you like dogs at the trough. I want your consent.” I swallow hard, my heart racing. “But understand,” he says, his voice dropping to a growl, “if you don’t give it—if you refuse me—I’ll take you anyway. Just like them. No different.” His hand slides lower, between my legs, resting there with a possessive weight that makes my breath catch. “So tell me, Adam,” he says, his mouth close enough that I can taste the wine on his lips. “Will you give me permission to claim you? Or will I take you like the others do, with no mercy left to spare?” His eyes bore into mine, waiting for my answer. The air feels heavy, the night pressing down like a judgment. My belly churns, false labor stirring again, a cruel reminder that I’m not free. In that moment, I realize that this is the only choice I have left. And even that might be no choice at all.
I close my eyes, the chains rattling as I shift against the cold stone. My belly feels like a stone itself—heavy, taut, so swollen it seems as though it might split. A sharp pain rolls through me, low and deep, making me whimper. Edwin’s breath is hot against my neck, his hand still resting possessively on my belly. “Well?” he whispers, his voice a dark promise. “Will you give me permission, Adam?” Tears sting my eyes. I think of the strangers who’ve used me day after day—no name, no face, no mercy. At least Edwin has a name. At least he asked. I let out a trembling breath. “Y-yes,” I whisper. “Yes, take me.” His lips find mine, rough and demanding, tasting of wine and iron. His hand slides between my legs, fingers finding the slickness left by so many before him. I whimper again, my belly cramping tight. His other hand presses against my belly, as though testing the size of his prize. “Gods,” he breathes, pulling back just enough to stare at me. “You’re
 you’re so tight. I can’t believe how big you’ve gotten.” His voice is husky with awe—and lust. Two knights stand at either side of me, their eyes fixed on the scene. I know why they’re here—to witness, to make sure whoever breaks my water can rightfully claim me. Their presence is like a brand on my skin, reminding me that even this—my first real choice in months—might not truly be mine. Edwin pulls at his breeches, freeing himself. My eyes widen at the sight of him, thick and flushed. He presses himself against me, and the pain in my belly deepens—a sharp, stretching ache that makes me gasp. “Steady,” Edwin growls, his voice trembling. “Gods, Adam, you’re tighter than I expected. It’s like your body is—” He breaks off, his breath ragged, as he pushes inside me, inch by inch. The pressure is almost too much, my belly tight as a drum, pain blooming through my core. I bite my lip to keep from crying out, but a moan escapes anyway—half pain, half shameful pleasure. Edwin groans, his hands braced on either side of me, his face flushed. “Fuck,” he gasps, eyes wild. “You’re
 you’re perfect.” The two knights shift, watching intently, but Edwin’s gaze never leaves mine. Something in his expression—some raw, primal need—burns through the haze of pain and fear. “Adam,” he murmurs, voice rough and urgent, “if this
 if this is to be mine, I’ll make it so. No matter who watches. No matter who waits.” His hips move, each thrust sending a jolt through my aching belly. The pain is sharp, but under it, a trembling pleasure grows—something I never thought I’d feel again. My head falls back against the wall, tears slipping down my cheeks as the contractions—still just Braxton Hicks—pulse in time with his movements. Edwin’s breath comes harder now, his face a mask of desire and possession. “Mine,” he growls, the word breaking from his lips like a vow. “You’re mine, Adam. No matter what the law says.” The world narrows to his body inside me, the weight of my swollen belly pressing down, and the knowledge that—whatever happens—this moment has claimed a piece of me no one else can touch.
Edwin’s pace grows faster, rougher, as though the drink has stripped away the last remnants of his control. His hands grip my hips like iron, fingers digging bruises into my skin. My belly sways between us, heavy and taut, pressing against him with every thrust. The false labor that’s plagued me for days now feels sharper, deeper—like a blade waiting to slice me open from the inside. “Gods, Adam,” Edwin pants, his breath hot and ragged against my neck. “You feel
 you feel like a vice around me.” He hunches forward, pressing me harder against the wall. I whimper, my chains rattling above my head, the stone cold against my back. His mouth finds my throat, biting down just enough to make me gasp. I feel his desperation—his need to make this moment his own, to leave his mark on me before the others can claim me. “Listen to me,” he growls into my ear, his voice low and fevered. “I have a plan. When it’s done—when the child comes—I’ll take you away from here. I’ll bribe the guards, bribe the watchers, whatever it takes. You’ll be mine, Adam. No more strangers. No more wall. Just me.” His words are a promise and a threat all at once. My heart hammers in my chest, hope and dread tangled together like a noose. He pulls back just enough to look at me, his eyes wild. “But for now,” he says, his voice thick with need, “you’re going to take me—every last inch. And when I’m done, they’ll know who you belong to.” He slams into me again, harder than before. My belly heaves with the force, a sharp pain shooting through my core. I cry out, but the sound is swallowed by the wind and the roar of blood in my ears. “Mine,” Edwin groans, his pace brutal now. “All mine.” A sharp pain—different from before—rips through me, starting low and deep and tearing upward like a breaking wave. My breath catches in my throat, my belly tightening so hard I think I’ll split apart. “Edwin,” I gasp, my voice strangled. “Something—” He thrusts again, his eyes rolling back. “Fuck, Adam—” But before he can finish, I feel it: a sudden, overwhelming rush, a warm gush of water flooding down my thighs. My head snaps back against the wall, my mouth open in a silent scream as my body releases, my water breaking in a torrent. Edwin’s eyes fly wide, shock and raw triumph burning in his gaze. His hands tighten on my hips, and his thrusts falter for just a moment as he feels the hot flood between us. “Gods,” he groans, his voice ragged, “It’s happening—” And then his body shudders, the tension in him snapping as he spills himself inside me, his seed mixing with the rush of my broken water. The two knights at my sides lean in, their eyes gleaming with hungry interest, ready to bear witness to the claiming of a man by law. But in that moment, all I can feel is Edwin—his heat, his weight, his breath hot against my ear as he clutches me with a possessive hunger that leaves no doubt. He’s marked me. He’s claimed me. And no matter what comes next—rescue or ruin—my fate is bound to him.
The air is cold against my wet skin, the water still trickling down my thighs, sticky and warm. My belly is a hard, heavy knot, each shallow breath a reminder that labor is near—but not quite here. My wrists ache from the chains, but now the knights move, unlocking the cuffs with practiced ease. One of them—a tall, silent man with a scar across his cheek—catches me as I collapse, my legs too weak to hold me. He says nothing, only drags me forward like a sack of grain. My belly sways low, cramping lightly but not enough to stop them. They drop me at Edwin’s feet—Sir Edwin of Vargrave, now fully in control. He stands tall, his eyes dark and greedy, though a flicker of protectiveness crosses his face as he looks me over, water still pooling beneath me on the ground. “Good,” he murmurs, his voice low and satisfied. “No need to wake the villagers. You’re mine now, Adam. Mine by law.” He crouches beside me, his strong hands cupping my face, forcing me to meet his gaze. “You’re safe now,” he says, though I hear the possessive growl in his tone. “No one else will touch you—no one but me.” My heart stutters in my chest, my belly contracting again—sharp but not enough to send me into the final agony of birth. “Come,” Edwin says, his tone gentler now, but no less commanding. He gestures to a small covered carriage hitched to his horse—a battered thing but sturdy enough. “My house is two hours from here. We’ll be there before dawn.” The knights lift me into the carriage, my belly so swollen it brushes the wooden side as I settle in. Edwin climbs in behind me, his presence filling the tiny space like a storm. He wraps a blanket around my shoulders, his fingers brushing my skin with a gentleness that belies his earlier roughness. I catch my breath as another contraction ripples through me—a low, dull ache that makes my belly clench and harden. I close my eyes, trying to breathe through it. Edwin watches me closely, his eyes dark and hungry but also
 worried? Protective? I can’t tell. “Don’t fight it,” he murmurs, his hand finding mine and squeezing. “We’re close. You’ll be safe at my home.” The carriage jerks as it starts to move, the horse’s hooves striking the dirt rhythmically. I feel every bump, every jolt, my belly tightening again and again. Each wave of pain reminds me that I’m no longer on the wall—but I’m still trapped in this body, heavy and trembling with the life inside me. Yet Edwin’s hand remains in mine, his thumb brushing the back of my knuckles in a slow, possessive stroke. His other arm rests around my shoulders, his warmth pressing against my side. For the first time in months, I feel
 not quite safe, but protected. As though someone wants me alive—not just as a vessel, but as a man. I lean into him, too exhausted to resist, as the carriage rattles down the road toward his house. Toward whatever fate awaits me there. Two hours. That’s all. Just two hours to a new life—whether that means salvation or ruin, I can’t yet tell.
The carriage jolts to a stop, the clatter of hooves giving way to a deep, eerie silence. Edwin’s hand tightens on mine as he shifts, climbing out first before turning to help me down. My belly feels like a boulder, hard and unyielding, but his arms are strong, guiding me with a possessive gentleness that sends shivers down my spine. His house looms in the darkness—a tall, looming structure of ancient stone and wood, its windows like dark eyes watching me. A single torch flickers near the door, casting long shadows across the courtyard. “Welcome home,” Edwin murmurs, his voice low and even. He glances at my belly, his eyes gleaming. “You’ll be safe here, Adam.” The way he says it—smooth, practiced—sends a chill down my spine. Inside, the house is too warm, the air thick with the scent of burning oil and old wood. Tapestries hang from the walls—some depicting knights in battle, others showing scenes I can’t quite make out in the flickering light. Edwin guides me down a narrow hallway, his hand firm on my back. I’m too exhausted to resist, though my heart hammers in my chest. Every step feels like a descent into something I don’t fully understand. Finally, he leads me into a chamber—large and sparsely furnished, with a heavy bed draped in dark furs. A brazier burns in the corner, casting a reddish glow that makes the shadows dance like devils on the walls. “Sit,” Edwin orders, his tone sharper now. I obey, lowering myself onto the edge of the bed with a wince as another contraction grips my belly. He stands over me, watching with an intensity that makes my skin crawl. “I meant what I said,” he says. “You’ll be safe here—from the villagers, from the others. No one will touch you unless I allow it.” My eyes widen. “Unless you allow it?” I whisper, my voice trembling. His lips curve in a slow, predatory smile. “Did you really think safety was free, Adam? I claimed you by law, but I’ll keep you by choice. And you’ll keep me satisfied—because that’s what you are now. Mine.” A cold dread seeps through me as he steps closer. I catch a glimpse of something in the shadows—a set of iron cuffs bolted to the bedpost. A chain coiled on the floor. And on a small table, a wicked-looking knife glinting in the firelight. “Edwin
” I choke, my voice a strangled whisper. His eyes darken, his smile widening. “You gave me permission, remember?” he says, his voice dripping with dangerous amusement. “I intend to keep you—body and mind. And if you please me, perhaps I’ll let you walk the gardens. Perhaps.” I shudder as the pain in my belly intensifies—contractions coming faster now, sharper, but I can’t focus on that. All I can see is the hunger in Edwin’s eyes. It wasn’t rescue. It was capture. And now I know: the stone wall was only the beginning.
His hand slides lower, possessive, as he shifts between my legs, his breath hot against my ear. I tremble, my mind screaming to resist even as my body trembles with the weight of my condition. But then—sharp, deeper than before—a contraction seizes me, a white-hot pain that explodes from my lower belly and wraps around my spine. I cry out, my body buckling, the pain too raw to ignore. Edwin freezes, his hands on my thighs, his breath catching in his throat. “What—” he starts, but I can’t answer, the contraction consuming me. My belly is a hard, trembling sphere, the skin stretched so tight I think it might split. “Gods, Adam,” Edwin curses, his voice thick with frustration and disbelief. He tries to press himself inside me—hungry, urgent—but I clench tight, the pain too strong, too real. He grunts, his body trembling with need, but I can’t. I can’t. “Edwin—” I gasp, my voice ragged, sweat pouring down my temples. “It’s
 it’s coming—” His eyes go wide, a flicker of panic cutting through the lust. “No,” he mutters, as though denial could stop it. He tries again, pressing against me, but my body’s too tense, too consumed by the waves of pain. Another contraction rips through me—sharper this time, driving me to the brink. I scream, my head falling back, the room spinning. My belly tightens, pressing down, the child inside me demanding to be born. “Gods damn it,” Edwin snarls, his frustration boiling over. “Not yet—” But it’s no use. My body has claimed this moment, refusing him even as he curses and withdraws. He stands back, his fists clenching, his face a mask of rage and disbelief. “Fine,” he spits, pacing like a caged animal. “Then I’ll have you after. But you’ll finish this—here, under my roof. And then you’re mine again.” His words blur in my ears as another contraction crashes over me, stealing my breath. The pain is all-consuming now, washing everything else away. I brace myself, knowing that whatever happens next, Edwin is right: there’s no turning back. And I’m about to give birth in the house of the man who claimed me.
The pain is a wave now, rolling over me without mercy, each contraction stronger than the last. My body is slick with sweat, every muscle taut with effort. I lie sprawled across Edwin’s bed, my legs spread wide, the heavy swell of my belly quivering with each tremor of pain. The room glows in the low light of the brazier. Shadows dance on the walls, twisting like dark memories. Edwin paces at the foot of the bed, his eyes wild, his hands flexing restlessly at his sides. “Breathe,” he commands, his voice tight, though a flicker of fear laces his tone. “Keep breathing, Adam. The pain will pass.” I try—gods, I try—but the pain is like a blade inside me, forcing every breath into a ragged gasp. My back arches, and I cry out, clutching the bedding as another wave crashes through me. “Edwin—” I sob, my voice broken. “It’s coming. I can’t—” He moves toward me then, dropping to his knees between my legs. His hands are strong, but I see the tremor in them as he cups my belly, feeling the trembling mound that holds the child inside. “Steady,” he says, though his own voice shakes. “You’re mine. I’ll see you through this. No one else will touch you. No one.” His eyes are hard but there’s something else there now—something vulnerable, almost afraid. He presses a damp cloth to my forehead, his other hand resting protectively on my belly. “Push when you feel it,” he orders. A contraction tears through me—sharp and unstoppable—and I scream, bearing down with every ounce of strength I have left. My vision swims, the world narrowing to the pain and Edwin’s hands on me. “That’s it,” he urges, his voice thick. “Again. Push.” I push, the pressure splitting me open. My body is fire and darkness all at once. Edwin’s hand slips lower, catching the head as it crowns. His face is pale, lips parted in shock at the raw, messy reality of it. “Good,” he says, his voice softer now. “So good, Adam. You’re almost there.” I bear down again, tears streaming down my face. The pain rips through me like lightning, and then—relief. A rush of wet warmth and a sudden, weightless emptiness as the child slips free. Edwin lifts the newborn—slick and red and wailing—his eyes wide with something like wonder. He wraps the child in a cloth from the bedside table, pressing it gently against my chest. “You did it,” he whispers, his voice hoarse. “You did it, Adam.” My head falls back, exhaustion washing over me. I can barely see, my vision clouded with tears and sweat, but I feel Edwin’s hand on my cheek, his thumb brushing away the tears. “It’s over,” he says, his voice low, and for the first time since I’ve known him, I hear something like awe—or maybe respect—in his tone. The pain lingers in my body, but the worst of it has passed. My belly is soft and empty now, the child squalling in my arms, a small, living testament to the nightmare—and the strength—I’ve endured. Edwin rises, his eyes dark but steady. He wipes his hands on a cloth, his face grim. “You’re mine,” he says, but the words feel different now—less like a threat and more like a promise. “And no one will ever take you from me.” As the child’s cries echo through the room, I realize that my fate is tied to his—Edwin’s—forever. But for now, I’m alive. The baby is alive. And even in this house of darkness, that feels like a victory.
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mpregstory · 28 days ago
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There’s nothing like a home birth

But Luke did want to be better prepared. His husband was away for work, he wasn’t due for another week and he had only started the contractions less than 20 minutes ago!
He blamed the Grindr hook up. At least the cum evidence would be gone from his ass when the baby came.
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mpregstory · 1 month ago
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THE GREAT BIG GRAVID PREGNANCY KINK ASK GAME
There are some very fun preg or belly kink ask games out there, but the one's I've seen are typically focused on one flavor of said kink, or aren't strictly pregnancy-focused or are heavily gendered.
So I thought I'd to cook up 50 fun, kinky but not outright explicit, questions for an ask game. All pretty broad in application, and gender neutral! Please enjoy! _______________________________________________________
What's your favorite aspect of pregnancy? What makes it hot for you in a kink sense?
Would you rather be with someone who IS pregnant, or be pregnant YOURSELF? (or both?)
Do you prefer pregnant bellies that sit high, or carry low?
Do you prefer a pregnant belly that leans more "torpedo belly" or "beachball belly", or something else?
Favorite pregnancy blemish (stretchmarks, veins, linea nigra, ect), if any?
If you could only pick one, would you keep hyperpreg, rapid preg, or perma preg? Why?
Favorite NON-physical attribute of pregnancy? (Ex: cravings, pregnancy brain, nesting)
Most niche part of pregnancy that fits into your kink?
How pregnant is TOO pregnant where it stops being hot?
Thoughts on ill-fitting/outgrowing clothes with pregnancy?
Do you prefer bare, partially covered, or tightly clothed pregnant bellies?
Do you have a favorite occupation to see a pregnant person performing?
In preg kink writings, when a pregnancy is abnormal in any way, do you prefer when it's supernatural (fantasy), technological (sci-fi), explained some other way, or not explained at all?
Who are some of your favorite preg kink artists/blogs?
Do you prefer when a pregnancy is super encumbering, or doesn't limit the pregnant person in an extreme way?
How do you feel about pregnancy and stuckage?
How do you feel about pregnancy and stuffing, or vore, or wg, or inflation, or any other kink that increases belly size?
How do you feel about pregnancy paired with another, non-belly related kink? (asker may specify)
Thoughts on pregnant belly worship?
Thoughts on pregnant belly manipulation? (like pushing on or shaking a pregnant belly)
What's something kinky you would love to do to a pregnant belly, outside of the realm of normal pampering or worship?
What's an outfit you'd love to see a pregnant person wear?
For kink purposes, what's your favorite stage of pregnancy?
Favorite view for a belly? (straight on, side profile, POV looking down as though it's yours, ect)
Do you prefer a pregnant person dressed to the nines, or basically in their pajamas?
Describe one of your most self indulgent preg kink fantasies in full.
Do you prefer super active pregnant bellies, or bellies with calmer babies?
Do you prefer smooth and blemishless pregnant bellies, or ones with lots of marks and veins and strain?
Favorite non-belly physical attribute of a pregnant person?
Favorite state for a belly button on a pregnant belly? (innie, outie, flat, ect)
Thoughts on pregnant bellies with a soft layer of chub around them?
Favorite word to describe a pregnant belly?
Do you prefer when a pregnant person is "maxed out" and at the height of their possible growth, or big but still growing, lending to some anticipation for what's to come?
What's your ideal rapid preg growth speed? How long should it ideally take to go from a flat tummy to full term?
Do you prefer a large/overdue singleton, or a batch of multiples?
What what point does "high order multiples" become "hyper preg" to you?
Thoughts on monsterpreg? If you enjoy it, what's your favorite monster to be/see someone pregnant with?
If you enjoy pregnancy encumbering mobility, do you prefer if its due to size, or weight? or both?
Do you think of a pregnancy kink as a more "vanilla" kink, or as one of the weirder ones?
What are some aspects of pregnancy that you enjoy in a kink way that AREN'T the pregnancy itself? (Ex: breeding, labor, birth, lactation, ect)
Have you told anyone you know IRL about your pregnancy kink? If so, who (within reason privacy wise), and how did they take it?
Favorite piece of pregnancy-centric media? (could be for kink purposes or otherwise)
Favorite part of a pregnant belly?
Thoughts on belly piercings on pregnant bellies?
In a kink context, what's an activity you would you like to be doing/see someone doing while pregnant?
At what point does a pregnant belly go from "big" to "huge"?
Do you have any preg kink "guilty pleasures"? What is one, if you have any and are willing to share?
Do you have another kink that you enjoy mixing with pregnancy? If so, what is it?
Do you have any irl stories or anecdotes that relate to your pregnancy kink in way way? Care to share?
In as much detail as possible, what's your IDEAL pregnant belly?
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mpregstory · 2 months ago
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THREE BABY PROBLEM (Series)
Three Baby Problem Part 1
Three Baby Problem Part 2
Three Baby Problem Part 3
Three Baby Problem Part 4
Three Baby Problem Part 5
more parts coming soon <3
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mpregstory · 2 months ago
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THREE BABY PROBLEM (5/?)
There was a time I didn’t know if I’d ever be good enough. Not just for him—but for anything that looked remotely like a future. I wore rebellion like a badge, like armor. Always the loudest voice in the room, always the one picking fights no one asked for. I don’t even know when it started exactly—somewhere between being seventeen and furious, and eighteen and just
 lost. The police had my name on file before I had a resume. Stupid shit—trespassing, yelling too loud, being in the wrong place with the wrong people. I wasn’t evil. I was just loud. Angry. Restless. And maybe I wanted someone to ask why, just once. No one did. So I just kept going.
I smoked. Everything. Whatever I could get my hands on, really. Cheap cigarettes, cornershop vapes, and stuff rolled badly by kids I didn’t trust. It gave me something to do with my hands. Something to light when everything inside felt too heavy to carry. I didn’t care that I stank of it. I didn’t care that it stayed in my clothes, my hair, my breath.
Not until him.
He kissed me once and flinched. He tried to hide it, but I noticed. And suddenly I hated the taste of smoke. Not because of him—but because of what I realized: I was making him carry my weight too. I stopped the same night we found out. Threw the pack into the trash like it was poison. Because it was. To me. To him. To what we were building. I only ever let myself keep the weed, and even that came with rules—his rules. If he weren’t okay with it, I didn’t touch it. If I was using it to numb something instead of process it, I didn’t deserve it. He never said those words, but that’s how I translated his trust. Alcohol, though
 that was the real monster. It came with fists and shouting matches. It came with slammed doors and nights on the couch and waking up ashamed. That was two years ago. The last drink I had was at a party I barely remember, but I remember how it ended—with him crying and me not recognizing the sound until he were already gone. He came back. Eventually. Not because I deserved it—but because he hoped I could. I never cheated. Not once. Even when we were off. Even when he was mad at me and I was stupid and sad and surrounded by people who would’ve let me mess up. I didn’t. Because he was the only thing that ever made me think I could be more than my mistakes.
We moved into that tiny two-room apartment like it was the beginning of a new season. And maybe it was. We had one bed, a coffee table that still wobbled, and a list of bills we forgot to tape to the fridge. But we had a plan. For once.
And now, when I look at him—the real him, stretched and beautiful and carrying something we created—I don’t see the boy I used to be.
I see the man I promised I’d become.
For you, Jayden.
“What’s with this obsession you have with my condition?”
I didn’t mean for it to come out sharp. But it did. And the second the words left my mouth, the room changed. Tyler’s smile vanished like I’d flipped a switch. His shoulders stiffened, eyes dropping—not in shame, not exactly—but like he was bracing for something. He didn’t speak right away. Just looked at me, and it hit me how rare that silence was coming from him. Tyler never let silence stretch. But now it did. It felt like hours, though I know it was only seconds. His eyes flicked up to mine. Dark, uncertain, open in a way I wasn’t used to seeing. It scared me.
Was this it?
Was this the moment where I found out he was pretending—just pushing through this for me, faking it till he made it, until one day he couldn’t anymore? My stomach twisted. And not from the babies. Sometimes—God—I thought about it. What if it’s not us? What if he’s playing me? What if he feels trapped and doesn’t even know it yet?
But then he blinked. And something shifted.
“No,” he said quietly. “It’s not that. I’m not faking anything.”
I let out a breath I hadn’t realized I was holding. My fingers curled around the edge of the blanket. Tyler sat down on the edge of the bed, facing me like he needed both feet on the ground to say what came next.
“It’s something else,” he said. “Something I’ve been trying to figure out for weeks now. Since
 since I found out.”
I nodded, slow. “Since the pregnancy?”
He gave a small laugh—nervous, self-deprecating. “Yeah. That day changed a lot more than I expected.”
I waited. I didn’t push. Just watched him. I knew he’d get there.
“I thought it was just hormones at first. Like—I mean, you’re always hot, Jay. But lately it’s like
 something else. Something deeper. I look at you and I feel this pull. Like a real, physical thing.” He swallowed. “And yeah, your belly’s getting bigger. You’ve got this glow. Your body’s changing and I
 I can’t stop looking.”
That part wasn’t new to me. I’d seen him stare. I felt his hands linger longer than before. But there was something under the surface he hadn’t said yet.
He rubbed his hands together. “I started thinking: What if I like this? Like—not just the idea of you pregnant. But the way you’re carrying it. The weight. The shape. The stretch. Everything. And I couldn’t stop thinking about it.”
He looked up again. “It’s not a fetish—at least not in the gross, objectifying way. It’s not just sex. But
 yeah, I think it is a preference. Like some people are into feet or rope or—whatever. And this is
 something I didn’t even know about myself until now.”
I stared at him. Not in judgment. Just in surprise. The raw honesty hit me like a wave. He kept going.
“I thought it was weird. I felt weird about it. Like—who the hell gets turned on by a baby bump? But the thing is
 it’s you. It’s your body. Our babies. It’s not about the kink. It’s about the fact that you’re carrying something we made and I still can’t believe you’d go through all of this for us.”
His voice got rough at the end.
“So yeah,” he finished, voice low. “I think I’m into it. I think I’m into you like this. Even more than before. And I’m still trying to figure out what that means.”
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mpregstory · 2 months ago
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THREE BABY PROBLEM (4/?)
Some weeks passed by. Some time where we both tried to let the whole triplets thing settle down. It was still a shock, but we both promised each other to keep going. None of us would back down without reason. By now, it would be too late for me, too. I was approaching the twentieth week of pregnancy. By now, my belly had developed into a real potbelly. If I didn't know better, you'd think I was already ten weeks ahead of schedule. But it was bearable. So far, the moment hasn't come when I'd explode with fertility. But I did explode with something else entirely — Tyler. My hormones started going haywire. Sexual desire during pregnancy is a normal occurrence. But from then on, Tyler was practically obsessed with my body. My condition became the main attraction, and I wondered more and more why. Every free minute we had was like foreplay and always ended in making out or sex on an almost daily basis. But he was gentle like a feather.
“Hey, babe,” Tyler called as he stepped into the bedroom, voice warm and a little breathless, like he’d rushed to get there. “How’s the back today? Any better?”
I looked up from the bed, where I lay half-propped against a fortress of pillows, one hand resting on the gentle swell—okay, not gentle anymore—of my belly. I smiled, slow and satisfied. “Actually? Yeah. It’s
 kind of amazing, but I think the worst passed.”
Tyler’s brow lifted as he walked over, that smile he saved only for me tugging at the corner of his mouth. “Seriously? That’s huge.”
I nodded. “I think whatever shifted last week finally found its spot. I woke up without that stabbing pain for the first time in days.”
“That’s incredible,” Tyler said, sinking to the edge of the bed, eyes drifting down to where my T-shirt stretched across my stomach. “You look
 relaxed.”
I let out a little laugh. “I feel like a whale on vacation. That counts, right?”
Tyler leaned closer, lips brushing my temple, but his eyes stayed fixed on my belly. “You’re glowing,” he murmured. “And I mean that in the hormonal, flushed, completely unfair-to-me kind of way.”
I raised an eyebrow. “Unfair?”
“Oh, so unfair,” Tyler said, his voice dropping slightly. “You’re walking around like this—round and warm and all soft—and I can’t go five minutes without wanting to touch you.”
My breath hitched a little at the way Tyler looked at me. “That’s the hormones talking.”
“It is,” Tyler admitted. “But it’s not just that. You’re
 magnetic.”
My fingers curled into the sheets. I was too aware of the way Tyler’s hand brushed my leg as he shifted closer. “You’re worse than me lately. I swear, I catch you staring at me like I’m dessert.”
“You are,” Tyler said, and now his lips were at my ear. “But the kind I want to unwrap really, really slowly.”
I flushed—I could feel the heat creeping up my chest. “Okay, that’s not fair either.”
Tyler grinned. “I didn’t say I played fair.”
We hovered in that charged space between touch and more—fingers grazing, mouths just a breath apart. I could feel the tension curl tight in my chest, deep and low and familiar. But instead of closing the distance, Tyler just leaned his forehead against mine and sighed.
My voice was soft, curious. “What is it?”
Tyler didn’t answer right away. His eyes traced my face like he was trying to memorize something.
I watched him for a beat, then asked, “What’s with this obsession you have with my condition?”
And Tyler smiled—but it wasn’t teasing this time. It was something heavier. Something true.
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mpregstory · 2 months ago
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THREE BABY PROBLEM (3/?)
The morning light bled through the blinds in our bedroom which we renovated four months ago right after we moved in. Everything smelled fresh and also something still warm from the night before. I woke up first. Careful not to disturb the mess of limbs tangled around me, I slid out from under the covers. Naked, sore in a way that made me smirk, I padded toward the window and stretched. The air was cool, brushing against my bare skin — familiar, grounding. Behind me, sheets rustled. I didn’t turn around. I didn’t have to.
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You know,” Tyler’s voice was hoarse, half-asleep but sharp with that unmistakable edge of mischief. “The whole ‘triplets’ thing is really starting to make sense now.”
I blinked. “What?”
His voice got closer. “I mean
 I was thinking last night, maybe it’s just in your head or something. But now—”
I felt him come up behind me, heat radiating off his bare chest, one arm snaking around my waist.
“—now I’m seeing it.”
His hand slid down, slow and deliberate, settling low on my stomach. Right where the small curve had started to push out — subtle, but undeniable. A little bump. Just a soft swell under the skin. Barely there. Except
 it was.
Tyler’s thumb began to move in slow circles over it. His voice dropped lower, a little stunned. “Damn, baby
 you’re really starting to show.”
I froze, not because I didn’t like it — I did. But because I hadn’t even noticed yet. Not like that. Not until he did. It wasn’t a food baby. Wasn’t bloating. It was real. They were real. And his hand on my stomach made it feel
 bigger. Louder. Ours.
“You’re serious?” I asked, quiet.
He nodded, resting his chin on my shoulder. “I wouldn’t mess with you about this. I mean, yeah, your ass is still the main event, but—”
I elbowed him lightly. He chuckled into my skin.
“But this?” he whispered, circling again. “This is kinda blowing my mind.”
I leaned back into him, letting the silence speak for a second. I didn’t expect this moment — this soft, reverent version of Tyler. The way he touched me like I was already carrying everything he loved.
“You’re not freaking out?” I asked.
“Not right now.” He kissed my neck. “Right now I just wanna hold you. And the three tiny humans you’re hiding in there.”
“Not hiding very well.”
“Nope,” he grinned. “And I’m not mad about it.”
He stood there like that for a while — arms around me, hand warm on my belly, like if he held still long enough he’d feel one of them kick. But that would come later. There was still time. A lot more of this before that. And for the first time since the ultrasound, I let myself believe: maybe we really could do this.
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mpregstory · 2 months ago
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THREE BABY PROBLEM (2/?)
The air between us had shifted. It wasn’t heavy exactly, but something had settled - like the weight of truth still hadn‘t fully sunk in. We had the talk. The „we’re having triplets“ talk. And somehow, we weren’t yelling, crying or or running for the nearest fire escape. We were
 still us. Sort of.
Tyler sat on the edge of the couch, elbow on his knee, rubbing the back of his neck like the floor might open up and swallow him him if he looked too directly at me. His bomber jacked still on the side, like he meant to stay for five minutes but forgot how to leave. But nevertheless his eyes found mine. And yeah - there was fesr there, sure. But also something else.
Hunger.
„Okay, real talk,“ he muttered, his voice dropping low. „Before you hit me with that ultrasound twist? I was fully ready to come home and
 y‘know.“
He gave me that smirk. The one I‘d seen a lot of times - in bars, in bed, in the mirror when he thought I wasn’t watching.
„You were ready to seduce me me with your top-tier dad jokes?“ I teased, leaning back on the couch with a raised eyebrow.
„I was gonna do a lot more than joke, mister,“ he said, standing slowly. His tone changed - soft, like whisper but soaked in heat. „I walked in here thinkin‘ you‘d jump me before I got my shoes off.“
„Sorry to disappoint,“ I said - but I didn’t sound very sorry. The smirk playing at the corner of my mouth gave me away.
He crossed the room in two strides. „Jay
“ He paused. „I mean
fuck - I know. I know things are different now. And I‘m trying to get my shit together. But I haven’t stopped thinking about you. Like that. Even for a second.“
His voice caught on the last word - vulnerable and messy and so him. I looked up, meeting his eyes. There was something frantic in them, like he was still waiting for me to push him away. Or pull him in.
I didn‘t move.
„You don’t get to flip the switch just because I‘m growing three of your clones,“ I murmured, teasing. „We’ve got months before I start waddling. Relax.“
He let out a breath, almost a laugh - part relieved, part desperate.
„Are you
 saying I can?“ he asked, already leaning down.
I didn‘t answer with words. Just a look. The kind that says and prove it all at once. His lips brushed mine, tentative at first - like he wasn’t sure if I‘d still taste the same. I pulled him closer. And that was it - the hesitation cracked wide open. The need came pouring out. His hands slid to my hips, fingers trembling like he wasn’t sure where to hold me, or how much space to give.
„God, I missed this,“ he whispered against my skin, kissing along my jaw, then lower. „Missed you.“
I let my head fall back, the heat curling low in my stomach. Months. We had months. But tonight, I didn’t want to think about cribs or diapers or baby names.
I just want him.
And from the way he touched me - like he was trying to memorize me all over again - I knew he felt the same.
His hands were everywhere — careful but hungry. Tyler always had this way of touching me like he was claiming something. Not like property. Like I was some kind of his home.
His pullover hit the floor. Then my hoodie.
I could feel how badly he wanted this — wanted me. But there was a gentleness going with it, like he was afraid I might break now. Or disappear. Or change into something he couldn’t reach anymore.
I pulled him closer, fingers slipping under the hem of his t-shirt, pushing it up over his chest.
“You can touch me,” I whispered. “I’m not made of glass.”
He paused, breath shallow, eyes scanning me like he needed permission even though I’d already given it.
“I just
” he swallowed. “You’ve got three babies in there now. That’s like
 sacred ground or something.”
I had to laugh a bit, tugging him back down until his lips were on my neck. “Then worship it properly.”
That flipped the switch.
Tyler groaned — low — and lifted me like I weighed nothing. My legs wrapped around his waist on instinct. He stumbled toward the bedroom, kissing me like he’d been starving for weeks. My back hit the mattress. He hovered over me, chest rising and falling like he’d just sprinted across the city.
“You still want this?” he asked, voice ragged. “Still want me?”
I reached for him, grounding him with a kiss that said yes, yes, yes.
“You’re still mine,” I whispered.
“Always was,” he breathed against my lips. “Always will be.”
His hands trailed down my sides, reverent and rough all at once. I felt the tension unraveling in both of us — the fear, the pressure, the not-knowing. For now, it was just this. Just us. Heat and skin and breath and want. When he sank into me, we both gasped — not just from the pleasure, but from the relief of it. The way everything else fell away. The way we still fit.
He moved slowly at first — testing, learning, listening to every sound I made like it was a song only he got to hear. And then I arched into him, hands in his hair, dragging him closer, and he broke into something needier, deeper, real.
“I missed this,” he panted. “I missed you.”
“You already said that. Don’t stop, babe”
He didn’t. And for a while, the world didn’t matter. Not the babies. Not the chaos. Not the fear. Only us. Only this.
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mpregstory · 2 months ago
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THREE BABY PROBLEM (1/?)
I was pacing around while holding this sonogram envelope overwhelmed by the news I got today. You know
Just some couple of weeks ago I found out that I was pregnant. And then fear overcame me instantly. My boyfriend, Tyler, was not the average person I thought would be okay with beeing a dad. We both are 21 - this is serious
 He wasn’t the guy I was convinced of loosing his freedom by becoming a parent. If I'm honest, Tyler resembles the stereotype of a fuckboy... but that wasn’t my problem until I found out that I am pregnant and I remembered this one night when this stupid condom literally exploded inside my body and we both kinda were shocked. Yeah we probably could know but I wasn’t even sure about having this rare gene of becoming pregnant as a guy. That was just so unlikely
 but never the less, I had it. I was hella pregnant.
I took a deep breath and glanced at my phone. Tyler sended me „omw“ 20 minutes ago. I was scared to tell. To tell Tyler that he was not only the dad of one child. You should know...When I first found out I was pregnant and had to break the news to Tyler, he was initially a bit reluctant and overwhelmed. How is a 21-year-old couple supposed to have a child and then also support it? That was difficult. But on my last visit I found out something that will present us both with a completely different challenge

The front door opens. Tyler walks in, grinning, wearing his signature bomber jacket and confidence like cologne.
„Yo, babe. Miss me?“
He walks over to me and kissed me on the lips. I accept it distractedly. I was shaking.
„Hey. We need to talk
“
Tyler was confused.
„Oh no
Are we Breaking up already? Should I cry now or later?And about the baby?“
„Well
I had an ultrasound today
“
He was interested.
„Yeah? How’s our peanut?“
Then the conversation changed appropriately

„It’s
not a peanut, Tyler“ I was saying while shaking.
Tyler was raising his eyebrow

„What. Is it a cashew now?“
I was so scared I just gave him the sonogram. For a moment there was silence. He squinted at it like it’s in another language. I needed to break the uncomfortable silence.
„There
there are three heartbeats.“
Tyler was still staring at the sonogram.
„Beat“
Tyler blinked. Then he began to laugh - hard.
That wasn’t really a reaction I was expecting from my Tyler.
„Okay, okay. You got me. That’s hilarious. Triplets. What’s next, we name them Snap, Crackle and Pop?“
„Tyler - I‘m not joking.“
Something in his mind was changing. His smile faded and he looked at the picture again.
„Wait
 you’re serious? Like
three. As in
three?“
„Three humans. In me. Right now“, was all I said.
Tyler was circling the room still holding the sonogram in his hand.
„Babe, I can barely remember to charge my phone. You want me to help raise three babies?“
My mind went offline for a moment. This was overwhelming.
„They‘re our babies.“
Tyler faded into silence once again. Then he went to the couch and put his jacket off. His eyes were wide. All I did was sitting down next to him and give him space.
„You know, I thought one baby was already, like
 major. But three? Man
 I can’t even keep a plant alive.
When he said that, he was speaking for us both. These thoughts crossed and continuously crosses my mind still.
„Yeah, I know. You gave that cactus vodka
“
Tyler was looking at me.
„It looked thirsty, okay?“
That was the moment we both began to laugh. Then I took his right hand.
„I‘m scared too. But I‘m doing this. With or without you“, I said.
Tyler looked at me for a moment. His usual cocky grin faded into something genuine.
„Damn. You really mean it, huh?“
There wasn’t really much I could answer so I just replied with one short „yeah.“
After a period of the loudest thinking I‘ve ever heard without someone saying anything, Tyler looked me in the eye.
„
Guess I better learn how to change a diaper times three.“
All I could do was raising my eyebrow.
„You ever changed even one?“
„Well not yet, but I‘m a quick learner. Kinda.“
I began to smile. Tyler leaned back, dazed but trying. Then he began to mumble „Triplets, huh? That’s like
 a whole boyband.“
„Or girl group“
His eyes opened wide „Or chaos. Absolute chaos.“
We both sat in silence once again, Tyler‘s hand resting protectively on my stomach.
His voice was still quietly „Guess it’s time I stop beeing the fun guy
 and start being a dad guy.“
„No Tyler, you can still be the fun guy. Just not the tequila-on-a-Tuesday guy.“
He was thinking once again.
„No promises, but I‘m in.“
I rested my head on his shoulder. Tyler looked down, then at the sonogram again, then sighs.
„Triplets, man. We’re so screwed.“
„Yeah. But, like
 in a cute way.“
He grabbed my cheek and gave me a kiss.
„You’re always cute.“
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mpregstory · 2 months ago
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Guys ngl this is my roman empire! If I will ever get blocked by tumblr I will lowkey cryđŸ« 
FULL MPREGSTORY ARCHIVE
In order to provide a little overview, I am creating a list in which I link my previously published oneshots including the Halloween special. Did you know I have a Wattpad account? Take a look around there. My name is DavidCample
mpregstory originals
mpregstory commissions
mpregstory shorts
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mpregstory · 2 months ago
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Get ready to experience something coming very soon!
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mpregstory · 2 months ago
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Readers, Gentlemen
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