Mob Douzen no Akuyaku Reijou wa Dansou Shite Kouryaku Taishou no Za o Nerau - Vol. 1 Ch. 6

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been so long since this updated that I don't remember which of them is the girl... it's a fun little guessing game
 
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We got to see the abs! Keep the blessings coming. Do the thing where you flex your lats and your back looks like an inverted pyramid.
 
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Glad to see this get updated! This is a manga that I keep remembering and hoping for more, so I'm happy with even just one more chapter.
 
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She’s playing 4-D chess with gender but keeps losing the checkers of romantic love. My girl. Get it together.
 
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All she has to do is eat and relax once she finds out shes pregnant (If shes the one getting penetrated).
She'd be fine if she lost the abs BEFORE she got pregnant (maybe)

"In healthy women who are trying to conceive, the potential for regular vigorous exercise to negatively impact fertility should be considered. The presence of anovulation and/or a luteal phase defect caused by vigorous exercise should be evaluated."
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10310950/
 
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She'd be fine if she lost the abs BEFORE she got pregnant (maybe)

"In healthy women who are trying to conceive, the potential for regular vigorous exercise to negatively impact fertility should be considered. The presence of anovulation and/or a luteal phase defect caused by vigorous exercise should be evaluated."
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10310950/

The effect of physical activity on fertility: a mini-review said:
Our review of the literature suggests that recommendations regarding PA while trying to conceive should be tailored on the basis of specific patient characteristics. Specifically, overweight and obese women with PCOS should be encouraged to engage in vigorous aerobic exercise or resistance training to experience their insulin-sensitizing effects; similar recommendations can likely be applied to lean women with PCOS, although future research is needed to confirm this. In the case of women undergoing assisted reproduction for other diagnoses, exercise likely has little to no impact on treatment outcomes—individuals can therefore continue their regular exercise regimen throughout treatment.

However, in the case of healthy women who are trying to conceive, the potential for regular vigorous exercise to negatively impact fertility should be considered. That is, the exercise regimen of women presenting for evaluation of subfertility should be assessed, and the presence of anovulation and/or a luteal phase defect caused by vigorous exercise should be considered. When anovulation and/or a luteal phase defect are detected, the patient could be encouraged to increase her caloric intake to avoid an exercise-induced deficit or, when necessary, to replace vigorous exercise with moderate-intensity exercise for a time to see whether menstrual cycles normalize. However, in light of the considerable mental and physical health benefits of regular exercise, we would advocate against indiscriminately discouraging highly active women from engaging in vigorous exercise while trying to conceive.

Yeah it's a big maybe if there's issues attempting to conceive and unable to if this is to be true to an individual (Elizabeth) in question.
 
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She'd be fine if she lost the abs BEFORE she got pregnant (maybe)

"In healthy women who are trying to conceive, the potential for regular vigorous exercise to negatively impact fertility should be considered. The presence of anovulation and/or a luteal phase defect caused by vigorous exercise should be evaluated."
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10310950/
It took at least a year to lose abs, at least that's what happened to me. She might lose it faster, but who knows if that's what she really wanted.
 

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