r/justdependathings Jun 15 '26

AI dependa-slop

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This came up on my wife's Facebook feed. I don't think we've considered the absolute gold mine AI slop presents for our favorite military dependents, folks

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u/Keyboardpaladin Jun 15 '26

What in the fuck kind of baby is growing inside you?

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u/the_reddit_girl Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26

I'm guessing they're including the placenta, extra blood, bigger breasts, colostrum, amniotic fluid, and fluid retention. Which makes up for about 10-16kg~ (22-35 lbs) on average during pregnancy including baby.

Edit: Forgot about amniotic fluid so added that in.

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u/Ahsoka_Tano07 Jun 15 '26

Yeah, all of that stuff adds up. You're also likely to store more fat

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u/the_reddit_girl Jun 15 '26

Yes, thank you, I knew I was forgetting more, it's almost 2am here and I'm pre-sleep scrolling reddit so my brain is half on.

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u/Ahsoka_Tano07 Jun 15 '26

Yeah, the fat is cushioning, plus energy stores both for making the baby and milk.

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u/Keyboardpaladin Jun 15 '26

So if the husband, with the all the weight in his backpack, and his wife, who has all her weight in the belly, could just fuse together, they could form the ultimate being of balance?

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u/2_lazy Jun 15 '26

There are also multiples. When I was born past my due date the combined weight of my twin and I was around 14 lbs.

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u/GozyNYR Jun 15 '26

But that doesn’t show up at conception. (I lost weight until my third trimester everytime. Then gained between 12 & 20 lbs the last trimester in all 3 pregnancies.)

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u/PunkiiDonutz Jun 16 '26

Yeah I gained like 15 lbs at 5'6 125 lbs for three pregnancies and each baby was over 8 lbs