ainangst wrote:thank god its not a dekichitta kekkon. :mrgreen:
She's in the 3rd month of pregnancy. :muack:
Started by richemon25 · 5 Oct 2003 · 963 replies
ainangst wrote:thank god its not a dekichitta kekkon. :mrgreen:
rabiz wrote:
Well, interestingly, they also stressed that she's not pregnant...
She's in the 3rd month of pregnancy.
emiko wrote:She's 3 months pregnant.. It's a dekichatta kekkon. Just found out it today :sweat: :sweat:
ainangst wrote:
Larrr.. :crazy: They should be more careful..
Anyway it doesn't matter, as long as they are happy,healthy and in love, everything gonna turn out just fine :victory:
Azumi wrote:Let's hope she'll have more contracts after that than Ryoko Hirosue. :fingerscrossed:
Azumi wrote:Let's hope she'll have more contracts after that than Ryoko Hirosue. :fingerscrossed:
Toranaga wrote:Ryoko just basically pounced the press "Hi, I'm pregnant and will get married, thank you." That was a bad way to deal with it and it somewhat broke her spine in showbizz, which is a pity.
loris wrote:Why is dekichatta kekkon such a big deal?
emiko wrote:So please do understand and tolerate each other cultures :)
loris wrote:
I remember when that happened. I guess I just don't understand why it's such a big deal. Seems to me it's not really anyone else's business. Oh well.
I hope Yuko's career isn't adversely affected.
ainangst wrote:
Mmm...most part of the world, pre-marital sex is considered a definate No-No :say_no:
Yes, its an individual right but considerring the "what-if-factor" like, pregnancy, abortion, STD, heartache, etc.. each person should be careful for the consequences of their actions. Thus everything have to be handled delicately.
Just my 2cents :)
Toranaga wrote:
Going only for sex after marriage is no guarantee that these parts "pregnancy, abortion, STD, heartache" won't happen (Japan even has the problem of sexless marriages, big ouch if you ask me). More unlikely? No, I don't think so. You have lot's of married women going for abortions too. Pregnancy itself isn't really a big deal, it can be prevented (and I'm not talking about the pill, why leave the whole contraception work to the women alone anyway?? *shakes some of the men he knows* lazy bastards). And STDs, well can strike anywhere if people only think with their reproductive organs... and I don't feel sorry for anyone who catches some from sleeping around lol.
I think pre-martial sex is only considered a no-no because of the attempt of certain religious groups to keep the power of controlling people, but that's a different book lol.
If she's pregnant, what's it gonna be? Boy or girl? Place your bets lol.
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