Pregnancy scare? Is it true?

[Rolig Loon]

Ignore it.  It's part of a role play that is popular among some SL residents.  To become "pregnant," you need to have purchased a scripted object that gradually changes your appearance and ultimately produces a virtual "baby." See >>> https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Mama-Allpa-F/649356 and the male companion version >>> https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Mama-Allpa-M/649355 of one version of the product, for example. If you have no such object attached to (actually embedded in) you, you can't play the role of mommy.

[Rolig Loon]

Ignore it.  It's part of a role play that is popular among some SL residents.  To become "pregnant," you need to have purchased a scripted object that gradually changes your appearance and ultimately produces a virtual "baby." See >>> https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Mama-Allpa-F/649356 and the male companion version >>> https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Mama-Allpa-M/649355 of one version of the product, for example. If you have no such object attached to (actually embedded in) you, you can't play the role of mommy.

[Bactine]

The man was using a OnDuty member attached to him. Its the only object in SL that a man can press a button while with someone intimately and make her pregnant that only lasts 9 days. At the end of the 9 days, its supposed to send the recipient a prim baby on the 9th day. Its all for fun and the woman isnt really pregnant. The prim baby is just a gag gift. Since OnDuty's owner has been gone since last year, the server that sends the prim baby no longer works.... so she wont recieve one even if his member tells her she's pregnant.

[Rolig Loon]

"The prim baby is just a gag gift. " Ha-ha. I wonder what pre-adolescent mind thought that one up?