I’m pregnant, how should I say it?
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I’m pregnant. My husband and I hadn’t planned to have a child so early, as we are both in critical phases of our careers and want to focus on our work. I suddenly became pregnant now, and considering my age, I decided to keep the baby. I’m quite busy with my current work; the project is at a critical stage, and it’s a great opportunity for growth. Now that I’m pregnant, I don’t want to give up my current job and these opportunities. I’m not sure how to discuss this matter with my supervisor
Yeah, it feels like there’s something if you don’t mention it. It’s better to say it earlier.
Reply to 2# xlei021: I heard there was going to be a promotion, but it seems that’s off now, o(︶︿︶)o Sad
If you want to have a child, don’t overthink it and go to bed early. Here, we only give 6 months of leave for pregnancy; you don’t have to go to work with a big belly either. . .
If you want to have a child, don’t overthink it and go to bed early. Here, we only give 6 months of leave for pregnancy; you don’t have to go to work with a big belly either. . .
Reply to 1# gaoying1109: Personally, I think women should not pursue their careers too obsessively; they should cherish life and themselves!
No, in fact, women should also have a career. Especially, they shouldn’t be full-time housewives; such a life is very empty. It leads to focusing too much attention on one’s husband, which in turn creates many conflicts. If the husband is considered the center of the family, expectations will inevitably be too high, and as a result, the family may not be happy. It’s best to find a balance
Reply to 7# llyy0327: I’m not afraid of hardship or fatigue; otherwise, all my years of effort will be in vain
:Shut up: In the presence of strong-willed women, men feel inferior. . . It’s best if there are two people