Huby Always Wants to Have Sex Posted: 06-11-07 15:46pm
I am 37 weeks and through out my hole
pregnancy i've been blessed with a man who
tells me how belle,sexy and attractive I
am. But I don't feel that way. He always
wants to have sex (make love). I just
don't want to it doesnt mean that don't
think he isn't attractive because he is a
hunk and the man of every womens dreams. I
hate to say it but i'm beginnig to hate
sex more and more everytime i make myself
do it.He says he gets it but i can see how
emportant it is to him. some time he
annoys me to the point when i just hate
him but he bugs me so much because he
doesn't want me to hate him. He is always
in my face. he always wants attenTION like
a child. I already stay at home with one
home schooling her because she is too bad
to go to school. well before I go on and
on and on because i can do it all day.
PLEASE WHAT DO I DO ABOUT THE SEX THING?
HOW DO I KEEP FROM HATING IT. HOW DO I
KEEP FROM GETTING SO MADE THAT I WANT TO
GET AWAY FROM HIM JUST SO I FEEL BETTER?
DON'T GET ME wrong I LOVE HIM BUT ahhhhhh
HELP!!!!!!
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babyAndy
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 May 2007 Posts: 347
Posted: 06-11-07 18:50pm
I dont really have any answers for you but
I know it is common during pregnancy. I
have not wanted to make love with my dh
either. I think maybe explaining to your
husband that things change when you are
carrying a baby, and not to worry in a few
months things will change again.
My dh understands and doesnt really bug me
about it. Also I get bad cramping
afterwards and it scares me so I would
prefer not to until after 3-4mths? That
silly?
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