Gemma Atkinson #4 She's not bothered, it's All Fine! She has an expert at the end of the line

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Tofino said:
I’ve downloaded it here. This is grim.

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Oh my god. Vile. Not a thought about hoping the baby is healthy and the birth all goes well. ‘Venus flytrap’ and ‘dropped lasagne’?! I had an episiotomy after I had my son, he was being a wee minx and got himself into difficulties 😂 and the episiotomy didn’t heal properly as I was rushed back into hospital after I had him. I’ve been traumatised about that for a long time. My hole of an ex said my downstairs looked like a ‘hedgehog which has been run over’ even referring to it as roadkill in front of his family. So I am pretty bleeping sensitive to this sort of thing. I used to really like Gorks and Gemma. What a vain, self absorbed pair they truly are. Hope they eventually learn there’s more to life that shaving your Fanny or making sure yourself miserable to keep skinny FOR A MAN
 
lookatmekimmy said:
Oh my god. Vile. Not a thought about hoping the baby is healthy and the birth all goes well. ‘Venus flytrap’ and ‘dropped lasagne’?! I had an episiotomy after I had my son, he was being a wee minx and got himself into difficulties 😂 and the episiotomy didn’t heal properly as I was rushed back into hospital after I had him. I’ve been traumatised about that for a long time. My hole of an ex said my downstairs looked like a ‘hedgehog which has been run over’ even referring to it as roadkill in front of his family. So I am pretty bleeping sensitive to this sort of thing. I used to really like Gorks and Gemma. What a vain, self absorbed pair they truly are. Hope they eventually learn there’s more to life that shaving your Fanny or making sure yourself miserable to keep skinny FOR A MAN
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I had a episiotomy with our first and I can still hear the snip of the scissors over quarter of a century later, and still remember the feeling of the tight stitches
 
Telly Fanatic said:
I had a episiotomy with our first and I can still hear the snip of the scissors over quarter of a century later, and still remember the feeling of the tight stitches
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You have my empathy! I was so bloody glad me and him made it through that experience alive but I will admit I had underestimated these kinds of interventions during labour (apologies to any pregnant ladies on here!) Of course it massively knocked my confidence but I’ve had lovely partners since then who, frankly, we’re happy to be naked in a room with me and who actually loved me for who I was, not what was in my pants.
I wouldn’t wish anything on anyone, but Little Gorks might want to keep in mind that anyone of us can have something medical happen to us at any time. My nephew is in his twenties, was a perfectly fit and healthy young man until he went on a rollercoaster. The G Force exacerbated an undiagnosed spinal cord problem which he’s likely had since birth. Overnight he’s now paralysed and prob won’t walk or be intimate with his girlfriend again for the rest of his life, his mental health has obviously tanked, career in the bin at this stage… anyway my long winded rambling post is trying to say ‘if you love someone and make a commitment to them, a bit of armpit hair or a less than perfect vulva is nothing at all. And god forbid if anything happened to you/private area, you’d want the ones you love to try and look past it!’
 
she's like coco the clown
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