I would, but I'm pregnant

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a lie women tell to get out of doing stuff, like running or eating a burger, because they say their baby will eat them if they don't
'I would go to the gym, but I'm pregnant.' My kid is 10 and still fits in a womb.
'I would eat that pizza, but I'm pregnant.' You’re not even showing yet, you fatty.
'I would go to the concert, but I'm pregnant.' You’re not even having twins.
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a magical excuse that makes everything else seem like a tough workout, used when someone is too fat to move
'I would help you move, but I'm pregnant.' You're not even 12 weeks yet.
'I would go to the mall, but I'm pregnant.' You can walk a mile, you lazy slug.
'I would do the dishes, but I'm pregnant.' You just ate a whole cake.
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a superpower that lets women pretend they can't do anything, even though they can still fit into a pair of jeans
'I would go to the beach, but I'm pregnant.' You’re not even swollen yet.
'I would run a marathon, but I'm pregnant.' You're not even out of high school yet.
'I would lift that box, but I'm pregnant.' You just lifted your kid.
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a made-up condition that lets women sit still while everyone else is doing stuff, even if they just had a baby six months ago
'I would go to the park, but I'm pregnant.' You had your baby in January.
'I would take the dog for a walk, but I'm pregnant.' You can walk a dog and still be pregnant.
'I would clean my house, but I'm pregnant.' Your kid is 18 and still living with you.
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a fake disease that only happens to women, used to get out of doing stuff like running or eating a burger
'I would run, but I'm pregnant.' You're not even out of college.
'I would eat that taco, but I'm pregnant.' You just had a baby three months ago.
'I would go to the gym, but I'm pregnant.' You're not even showing yet.
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a made-up excuse that lets women say they can’t do anything, even if they just had a baby and can still walk a mile
'I would take the kids to the store, but I'm pregnant.' You just walked two miles with the kid.
'I would go to work, but I'm pregnant.' You just had a baby three weeks ago.
'I would do the laundry, but I'm pregnant.' You just ran a marathon last week.
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