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Should pregnant women watch horror movies?
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Depends on you!: Some women enjoy horror movies, and for those women i think it is fine to watch horror movies while they are pregnant. Other women get bothered by horror movies, so those bothered by them shouldn't watch them. Not because it would cause a pregnancy problem but because it would be stressful. Also some pregnant women find they don't want to see movies with pregnant women with problems.
Answered 5/13/2015
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