I remember this. Before this accident most of Disney shorelines to their lake were little beaches with a sandy area or were a retaining wall. In Florida gators are everywhere. If its a body of water, you always must assume a gator is in it, everyone in the southeast knows this. I've seen gators get up close near the splash mountain ride slopes before.
To add to this, Disney's waterbodies are home to brain-eating amoeba naegleria fowleri so just one more special disease your special snowflake baby can have. A real intimate brush with nature.
I am never going to spawn, but I really question how anyone has a birth plan other than “healthy, alive mom and healthy, alive baby”.
Narcissism, plain and simple.
That child was not ready to be a Floridian, his fate decided by nature.
Well that's fucked. You usually hear about the moms being the crunchy one who pressures the man into the plan and he doesn't know any better so goes along with it. But I can see the opposite situation with the man obsessed with "muh natural birth" and the woman just going along bc she doesn't know better. It's a bit creepy with the husband doing it though, that shows an unhealthy interest in control. I mean, in the end, it's equally a bad idea, with potentially bad outcomes whether the mum or dad had the bright idea. But still.
birth experience with no consideration of what might be the safest exit for their baby. But they’re in too deep and their crunchy peers have told them not to worry about any complications. Because if you do tons of research and want it really bad, everything will go like clockwork. Your body will know what to do. No stalled labours, no shoulder dystocia, no cords wrapped around necks, no PPHs…
Unpopular opinion: it's straight-up a form of reproductive coercion. Those are the same kind of dudes who will convince a woman that she wants kids when she doesn't or when she's not ready.
I'd imagine most of the dudes who act like that are on the more fundie side of things. There's an overlap between fundies and all natural off the grid woo bullshit.
There are a select amount of women who have this belief that just because women were designed to get pregnant, that pregnancy comes with little to no risk and isn't one of the most dangerous conditions a woman can electively put her body through. They also believe that because many of them live in "first world" countries that they will never encounter the same risks as pregnant women in countries where plumbing is a luxury.
In gator infested water, bitch wants her kid to be the youngest guest killed at the park.
There seems to be this ancient idea among these communities that the less complications/medical interference you have during birth, the better mom you are. Like submitting to a C-section or using formula makes you a negligent mother. Your body’s physical capabilities are the furthest determinant from how good or bad of a parent you will be but these people insist that the mother/child bond is a magical, SPURITUAL connection that can be quickly spoiled outsiders such as family or *hisses* doctors.Going back to the crazies in this thread, they take it too far in the other direction. They prioritise their
Parents are fucking insane at times and the worst ones are first time mothers. I swear, they care more about things looking perfect for brag points on social media at times than anything else.
Major power level but I didnt know those type of tears (tearing upwards to the clitoris instead of down to the asshole) were a thing until I got them. It was definitely an uncomfortable experience but I think most women could handle it.
