Kaelyn Moore

Like something.

And you're just like, I want to be her.

Like I want to be able to walk around as like easily as she walks around and not be showing.

Yeah.

Like she's not showing.

And so.

I get that feeling too, definitely.

And also like if you're at like a point in your pregnancy where it's like you're showing but not like, I feel like there's a point where it's like people are like, is she pregnant?

Is she not pregnant?

Like what's going on?

And when you're in that stage, it's kind of like it can be even more kind of like, well, what am I?

Like I don't look pregnant.

But like you're going to get to a point where a lot of people talk about this on Reddit where they're like, it was so nice not having to suck in anymore and I could wear that tight dress and it was clear I had a bump.

Totally.

It kind of goes both ways because I think for me there was also that like mental element of once people could tell I was pregnant, I knew how visual I was.

I knew how much I was obvious to people.

Yeah.

And that too was also hard because I felt like I was able to hide it for a long time.

I carried pretty small things.

And I got in my head about being like, I'm so tiny.