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How some women blame their pregnancies for nasty behavior

Marion Achieng by Marion Achieng
May 14, 2019
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Pregnancy changes a woman’s behavior to some extent. For some it is cravings while others develop adopt new habits. Hormones are held responsible for these but some women take advantage of their condition as a scapegoat for nasty behavior. 

I have been around pregnant women as they open up about their experiences. As it turns out some of them agree that a section of expectant females use their pregnancies to shield themselves against ridicule from people. For example, there are those who dislike some people while liking others. It is so bad that they even use abusive language against each other. 

For other women, it is time to reveal other people’s secrets and badmouth them. It is terrific when you leave in rental properties with adjoined houses. Without emotional intelligence, it can be difficult dealing with women who use pregnancy to tarnish other people’s lives. 

It is okay to have cravings and become moody when pregnant. However, it is wrong to take advantage of your pregnancy and abuse other people or be mean to them constantly. 

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Marion Achieng

Marion Achieng

Marion Doreen is the co-founder of News 9 Kenya. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Communication and Journalism from Moi University. Marion specializes in writing news and lifestyle articles.

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