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The First Pregnant Man on Oprah tomorrowI saw a teaser for an upcoming Oprah show about an interiew with the world's first pregnant man and I thought it had to be an April fools joke. But after reading more I learned that it is indeed true but with a reasonable explanation. The man was formerly a woman. I can't decide whether this is lowest common denominator fodder or an interesting story about a transsexual's right to bear children. Tune in tomorrow to see Oprah's inteview. 
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05:33 AM
how it can?
i am not believing this one.how is it possible.am totally mood off after seen this article.ohhh god.
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05:38 AM
Weird~
I'm glad you clarified that he was once a woman. I have to admit that this still "creeps" me out a bit. While I agree with Melissa that if men had to bear children workplace policies would DEF change ~ still don't know if I'd really want to see that happen.
03:08 PM
I just read about this guy
yesterday! I really was perplexed about how it was even physically possible until I read about the part that he was born a woman. I had no idea that his story had made it Oprah, I will defintley be watching tomorrow!
10:56 AM
Hmmm
The way I see it--if men want to start having babies and have the plumbing to do it, go nuts. Though it's pretty heavy on the "creep" factor, sociologically, this could work to our advantage. I learned last year when I took my leave that women in this country are given the shaft when it comes to maternity benefits. I bet once men start having babies, we'll start seeing year-long maternity leaves (with full pay) as well as government subsidized doulas, cooks, maids, psychologists, and personal training.
10:23 AM
Maybe...
a little a both, I'm going to tune in because I have some "questions" that I hope will be answered.