Some time ago we were talking here in Babies and more about some women who had an orgasm during childbirth, doing everything logically, much less painful and much more ... pleasant.
After that time, and without finding myself still face to face with any woman who told me that her birth was orgasmic, I came across a few days ago with this publireportaje of the American ABC network in which they talk about women who have orgasms giving birth and in which it is explained what could be the reason for that.
Watching the video I drew some conclusions, or rather, confirmed the theories that I already talked about in the other post that I dedicated to this topic.
I don't know if you'll think like me, but from my point of view only a few privileged could have an orgasm giving birth. Probably women who easily reach orgasm, who are able to completely escape from their environment and who do not have too painful preconceived ideas about childbirth.
In other words, those women who glimpse a painful birth or who arrive at the moment of giving birth with too much fear, with restlessness and wanting to pass the “trance” as soon as possible will surely not be candidates to have one of the births seen in the video.
Removing the fear, doing during pregnancy a good psychological preparation for the time of delivery to be able to disconnect from the outside and connect with your own body and your feelings, having around professionals who do not try to control excessively or interrupt if it is not precise and, above all, having the facility to have orgasms that I have commented before, yes I think it is possible for such a birth to occur.
In fact I am convinced that years ago (perhaps many years ago), when our body was little more than a means of transport for our heads, women gave birth with much less pain than women now. In fact, it is no longer a matter of whether I am convinced or not, but that I am not the only one.
Many obstetricians argue (Grantley D. Read said it in the 40s), that pain in childbirth is somewhat pathological. Parir, a natural process of the body, should not hurt because pain is a defense system Be alert that something might be failing. To make these statements, they studied African aboriginal women and Caribbean women at the time and observed that they gave birth without pain (if you want to know more about this, I strongly recommend you read Casilda Rodrigáñez).
Anyway, let's see what you think about the video and see what conclusions you make.
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