Why pregnancy makes strollers seem everywhere
The Frequency Illusion, distinct from Baader-Meinhof in its physical triggers, acts like a neurological search engine. When a woman gets pregnant, her brain shifts its priority filters. Suddenly, it feels like the entire city orchestrated a baby stroller parade just to mock her, when in reality, the strollers were always there—she just didn't care.

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