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10 Comments
MarineGunrocksays...Upvote for wtf factor.
braindonutsays...I don't get why this is hosted by funny or die.
legacy0100says...you mean *wtf factor
Cannot trust a person who uses words 'sensual' and 'spiritual' together in one sentence.
Hippies must die.
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Wtf) - requested by legacy0100.
Obsidianfiresays...Since this was posted on funnyordie.com I was waiting for the punchline, but was sorely disappointed.
laurasays...This may have been meant to be funny...but I gotta say I agree with them. Expectations imposed on women don't help at all. Childbirth is a trip like none other when you are aware of what's going on and not preoccupied with anything else.
chilaxesays...Makes a lot of sense.
CrushBugsays...Both of my kids were born at home, underwater.
deathcowsays...all 3 of mine so far were... and I'm sure the one coming any day will be
spoco2says...These videos, of this 'extreme' hippy content (meaning using the words, spiritual, transcendental, sensual etc. etc.) tend to have a high turn off factor for many, and push people away from what SHOULD be a natural thing rather than the ridiculous medical procedure it's become.
I think films that are slightly less 'hippy', like The business of being born I think, perhaps may be a better introduction as to why the medical led birthing industry has it all wrong.
(Of course I was actually quite disappointing with that film in the end where it goes all soft on the intervention side of things just because the director has a birth via c-section)
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