[ SECRET POST #3170 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3170 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

our ancestors had ten pregnancies, with like 3 miscarriages and 3 early infancy deaths.

[kitelovesyou]

Pointless replying, but the vast majority of miscarriages are from genetic issues and other factors beyond our control. I've HAD a miscarriage, I have made damn well sure to do my research about this.

There's strong evolutionary pressure to not let maternal (& trans) survival behaviour affect reproduction. The main reason so many babies die in childbirth without sophisticated intervention (compared to most other mammals) is because of the strong evolutionary pressure to have large heads and narrow hips (intelligence, walking upright). We are actually born premature relative to other animals so that the head will fit through the narrow-hipped canal, and are very vulnerable when born As for infant mortality after birth, that is common in the animal kingdom and has nothing to do with pregnancy or behaviour during.

My child was in intensive care after he was born, so ask me how I know this shit!