Genuinely though while I get that pregnancy fans are annoying as fuck (but give us a break, we literally only get watery soup of content), trust me I know I am one myself though, if the devs says no preg, I won't bloody hound just to get what I want.
But the reactions are sometimes a little bit extreme like, are folks projecting that hate for some personal reason?, I am human my guy, while I do not have dick I do look forward to contribute to life and I find that hot, what's wrong with that.
Year 1 of seeing pregnancy requests: "Oh, I see that people are into it. I'm not depending on the game, but its fine I guess."
Year 2 of seeing pregnancy requests: "Okay, people are really into this thing, sometimes asking for it multiple times in hopes that the devs will eventually notice and respond to the request/idea. I'm not going yo "yuck someone's yum", but seeing it as a reoccurring theme is a little disconcerting."
Years 3 and 4 of seeing pregnancy requests: "For the games that I pay attention to the most and know whether pregnancy is or isn't on the table, I try to inform those asking for it whether or not it's happening, along with if the devs check the thread or not, because there's no point in asking the devs for pregnancy on this site when they pay more attention to their Discord, Patreon and SubscribeStar audiences, so it's basically the F95 audience that has to put up with the repetition of people asking for pregnancy, full saves and "update when" on a nearly daily basis. And said repetition does get annoying when you try to be helpful by answering the question for multiple people only for more people to ask the same questions and having to repeat yourself again only for more people and sometimes the same people asking about it again only for you to repeat yourself again in the hopes that the information becomes common knowledge, only for people to ask the question again and you have to-"
Year 5 of seeing pregnancy requests: "All work and no play makes [your name here] a dull [your gender here]. All work and no play makes [your name here] a dull [your gender here]. All work and no play makes [your name here] a dull [your gender here]..."
Years 6 and beyond: