can you add impregnation
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What does not make sense is, that on every lewd game someone asks for pregnancy. ffs. You do not want pregnancy, you want belly inflation. A game that will last like 20 ingame days, a so called pregnancy will not change a single thing. The characters most likely will not even notice their period being late.
Speaking of periods, curious how none of the girls is on her period. Like, ever. You could ascribe that to the usual break from reality for porn (just like anal is always possible without preparation) ... or you could ... you know ... think about what happens irl when women are on birth control. (Hint, if they are on every day prescription, they do not have their period at all for months).
And just because we see a thing not happening or being talked about, does not mean, it does not happen. We do not see them using the toilet either. Or brushing their teeth.
Also, getting impregnated is its own fetish. You cannot infer it from being a slut,girlfriend,dominatrix or being obsessed.
You obviously don't know how birth control works, considering you think women don't have periods on birth control. Unless they skip the last week and start on a new tray of birth control, women have their period every month, because if they don't, they can end up like a friend who skipped her period/last week of BC; Radical hysterectomy and months in the hospital because their uterus had rotted from all the old, bad, blood it had been forced to retain.
You could spare yourself embarrasment, if you check your supposed knowledge before posting.
Women on hormonal birth control do not have periods. If they use the placebo method, they have withdrawal bleeding in the placebo week. This is not regular period gushing out after being held in for 3 weeks. There is no retention of blood that would need to go out.
To skip bleeding, one should not just use regular prescription and skip the placebo week. Consult your doctor. There are products specifically optimised for this. Resulting in a 3 month or even 12 month cycle.
But this is with pills. And taking pills is unreliable. Hormonal implants and even injections hold up for months and years.
I have asked doctors about it, and I have seen my friend who was told she did wrong by skipping her period. She was on pills.
Implants have less hormones, because they are dissipated in your body constantly, unlike pills, and you can still have periods on them. It differs from person to person, and implant to implant. Some stop altogether, others have irregular periods, yet others have their period just a few times a year.
Stop spreading your medical misinformation
So if you read your two posts again, you might find the stuff where you contradict yourself.
Also, what misinformation are you talking about? That the "periods" while having hormonal birth control are a different kind of bleeding? That hormonal birth control can stop the bleeding altogether? That medication with a placebo week should not be taken continously by skipping that placebo week? Those have dosage meant to compensate for the placebo week!
And, that there is bleeding needing to occur and the hormones "force the blood to retain" is actual misinformation on your side.
Let's keep birth control with medication to the doctors, because all I wanted to point out here, is, that it is not only possible in real life, but also done regularly (not getting pregnant despite being creampied daily and not having bleeding for weeks and months in a row).
Go on, backtrack and gaslight some more, show everyone that you now claim that women DO have periods on birth control, whereas you started this off by insisting that women don't have periods at all while on birth control. You do remember that, don't you?
I provided the fuller context, you provided a snippet of information, regarding ONE type of birth control, and how that CAN lead to having no periods in some women. I provided the information for SEVERAL types of birth control, and the implications for MOST, if not all, women
"if they are on every day prescription, they do not have their period at all for months"
That is verbatim what I wrote. Read: every day prescription. That is a thing. Look up the products for that and what the expected amount of bleeding the users will have after adjusting. If you want to call that bleeding a period or a withdrawal bleeding does not matter. They do not have either.
And since you claimed to know about all this, I took fun in pointing out, that technically, the bleeding is not even a period. Guilty. It is a purely placebo thing. The companies inventing the birth control pills freely admit that. Bleeding is not necessary on birth control. But it was thought to be helpful in introducing the product. Resulting in the myth that monthly bleeding is necessary or that women on birth control still have their periods and statements like this: " old, bad, blood it had been forced to retain"