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Something to keep in mind -- pregnancy can be a difficult time and watching your body change often leaves women feeling fat and ugly. You not wanting to have sex with her is very likely to be taken personally, even if you tell her differently. I would say that it is extremely important to remain fully intimate with her as much to make her feel wanted and loved as to satisfy her desires.
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Honestly i believe that preganacy has alot to do with marriage. Yes, things happen, thats life. At the age of 22 i gave birth to a baby boy. He seemed healthy however 2 months later i had another story to say.. My son had many problems, Everything from extreme Hypotonia to Later being Dignoised with Autism and MR. Im not sure that many "relantionships" Can handle what we did at a very young age. Some couples break up when something like this happens. We have a great marriage and maybe its not for everyone to be marriaged. bah i stop ![]() Having sex during a pregancy really depends on the woman. I couldnt after a certain point. The baby would kick him and then we tryed different things and then the baby would kick me. That was enough lol. Last edited by Carrina; 06-12-2007 at 02:01 PM.. |
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I know some men get turned off b/c before they saw their partner as a "woman" and a lover... now they see her as a "mother" and it's hard to distinguish that just b/c she is a mother.. she is also a woman w/ needs.
I had the same question once before about breastfeeding. If you enjoy nipple stimulation during sex, etc... then when you have a baby....how do you completely change your mindset as to that the breast is just a baby feeder...and then once the baby is weened... how do you go back to feeling sexual about it?!?? It's kind of creepy in a way! lol
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