Why do people who are pregnant feel the need to be rude in the grocery store and everywhere eles?

Question

And why is that ***** talking about karma? And she knows who I am talking about...

Answer 1

What do you mean? More explanation needed...

I am pregnant and when I am in the grocery store I walk really slowly and sometimes sit on the floor... but thats because I am literally about 2 seconds away from passing out.

Going to the grocery store and actually making it to the checkout counter without something going physically wrong with you is a HUGE accomplishment when your pregnant. It's probably the best thing that could happen all day.

Oh... and when your pregnant... your very lucky if you get 5 hours of sleep a night.... so imagine going months at a time with 5 or less hours of sleep EVERY night. You wouldn't be the happiest person.

And I REALLY hope you get pregnant and have the WORST possible pregnancy. Karma.

Answer 2

If everywhere you went you were quizzed about all kinds of personal information or had complete strangers run up and start pawing your belly, or swollen feet or a 3 mile long line and a baby on your bladder you might be a tad cranky with intruding people and delays. I have four children and I can't say I have ever been rude to someone for no reason during my pregnancies but I have been annoyed by pushy well meaners, questioners and petters.

Answer 3

Not all pregnant people are rude but I can tell you that those ladies that are in the late part of the pregnancy are tired. They are tired of carrying so much weight around, not necessarily meaning they have gained much, simply carrying extra 10 to 15 lbs adds up, they have not seen their feet in 8 months, their back hurts, they pee themselves when they sneeze, they have not slept well in a few months, their nose is swollen, their boobs are huge, we cannot get up our seats, we do not feel sexy, and I can go on with many other things, but you get my drift. So forgive those ladies that seem to be moody or rude. They are just going through hormone changes that you would not believe. Soon when those babies are born, they will go back to being the same nice ladies they were before. :)

Answer 4

i'm pregnant and I'm very nice, but I've noticed that since I've been pregnant, I'm less tolerant of other people's ignorance. And more and more, I'll tell you about yourself if you're out of line. it's not exactly being rude,but in pregnancy, it's more like explicit constructive criticism. and i'm a big believer in karma as well. you do something wrong, it will come back at you times three.

Answer 5

Being pregnant makes ya a bit irritable so I hear. Just like having a bad day everyday. lol. Most everyone when I worked in a grocery store was rude what are you talking about?

Answer 6

I'm not sure what you mean...further explain. I haven't met any pregnant women who is any more rude than the average American. Being pregnant, the only time so far that I might have appeared rude is when I have to rush to the bathroom to throw up.

Answer 7

I agree with the idiot comment. I'm pregnant and not rude. You're making a generalized statement that's rude in itself. Maybe the attitude you're putting across is making people react the way they do to you.

Answer 8

perhaps if you had ever been pregnant you would understand. Imagine being sore all over back stomach feet you get the meaning. Added to this lack of sleep and hormones I doubt you'd b very happy going out shopping when all u want to do is have it all over and done with.

Answer 9

First of all I try my best to have manners at all times (pregnant or not). BUT!...If you have come across someone who you thought was rude they may not be feeling well, also our hormones are out of our control.

Answer 10

I have been pregnant three times and have never felt the need to be rude to anyone unless they provoked it. Maybe your question should be what did I do to make a pregnant woman be rude to me.