Do you know what is going to happen there?

Anonymous wrote:...sorry half these posters didn't even bother to read your post, OP.

Just had to tell you that the image of obscene lyrics blasting out in a quiet room between contractions and everyone awkwardly pretending not to react is cracking me up

+1.

Also, this might not help with that specific song, but you can get clean/radio versions of most songs. Just specify that when you search.

Anonymous wrote:...sorry half these posters didn't even bother to read your post, OP.

Just had to tell you that the image of obscene lyrics blasting out in a quiet room between contractions and everyone awkwardly pretending not to react is cracking me up

It was so awful / awkward! I had never paid much attention to how dirty / profane a lot of the cardio songs I like are until I was laying there in a silent room waiting for the next contraction hearing about p*ssy's being licked. Two of the nurses were black (I am not) and while it was DMX saying the N word (not me! i never sing along to that word!) I still felt like I was personally using the word in an otherwise silent delivery room to two black nurses. My husband then very awkwardly changed the song which is how he then got on an awful country string of music which I hated and was almost as awkward.

Hence the advanced planning this time for non-offensive but still energizing songs.

For when you are in the peak of labor and want to feel like a fierce lioness play I'm a Mother by The Pretenders:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x30pMY-YlZc

Anonymous wrote:I'm coming out!

Love it!

...sorry half these posters didn't even bother to read your post, OP.

Just had to tell you that the image of obscene lyrics blasting out in a quiet room between contractions and everyone awkwardly pretending not to react is cracking me up