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Flabby belly

I'm 22 weeks pregnant and my stomach has gotten much bigger but it just feels like a big flabby chubby belly. Is this normal? It's depressing because I want that cute belly that everyone else gets!
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I'm short and I feel like its taking forever! And it drives me nuts because ill feel my little man moving around for like six days then I feel nothing for like 4 :( so on top of that and not feeling like  showing I barely feel like I'm pregnant half the time
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I had a belly to begin with and im like you i want that cute bump under my shirt :p im kinda tall so i hear a lot of women my height take longer to show :'
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Well I guess it makes me feel better lol thanks girls
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4589197 tn?1375223396
Every belly looks different, with my son I had a perfect (huge) round belly, with my daughter it was flabby, I'm 13+4 and my belly is getting round, but looks to have an extra thick cushion :/ lol. I love my belly a for a couple days after birth, it feels like bread dough. I'm weird probably lol
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4281488 tn?1353905580
Maternity pants are designed to make your belly rounder. So I prefer them as I feel like a chunky monkey..
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Mine looks flabby too unless I wear maternity pants :/
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