Having sex while pregnant?

Contributor: SweetXSurrender89 SweetXSurrender89
I liked my friend now who is pregnant doesnt want her man going near her you think its a hormonal thing?
05/24/2012
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Contributor: Girl696 Girl696
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Originally posted by SweetXSurrender89
I liked my friend now who is pregnant doesnt want her man going near her you think its a hormonal thing?
I am pregnant and it is very much a hormonal issue. At times you dont want to be touched for nothing and then there are times where you just cant get enough
06/05/2012
Contributor: wonderwifey wonderwifey
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Originally posted by Girl696
I am pregnant and it is very much a hormonal issue. At times you dont want to be touched for nothing and then there are times where you just cant get enough
I agree, i was the same way
06/16/2012
Contributor: ghent529 ghent529
i couldn't... idk i just couldn't
06/16/2012
Contributor: Nora29714 Nora29714
idk never been
06/16/2012
Contributor: sasshole sasshole
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Originally posted by SweetXSurrender89
I liked my friend now who is pregnant doesnt want her man going near her you think its a hormonal thing?
it could be for other reasons, try asking people who've already had kids and might not be offended as to someone who is carrying one in the womb at the moment
09/02/2012
Contributor: Airen Wolf Airen Wolf
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Originally posted by SweetXSurrender89
I liked my friend now who is pregnant doesnt want her man going near her you think its a hormonal thing?
It could be, lots of women experience a wild swing in their libido when pregnant. Some become hot to trot and others go from hot to cold.

It could also be psychological; as some women, despite many assurances that sex during pregnancy causes no harm to the fetus, believe that they will somehow injure the pregnancy. The fetus is like an egg wrapped in a pillow surrounded by layers of foam padding, however, and if the pregnancy is without complications the developing child will not be harmed. He or she might, in fact, be soothed and calmed by the hormones released during orgasm, and the loving sounds of his/her parents.

Mama may also be feeling very overwhelmed by this life change and not interested in sex because of that. If this is the case then just gentle loving, even if it is from a distance, will help her to cope. Non-sexual touching and stroking will help her to release oxytocin which will ease her fears naturally and help her feel more connected to her body, growing baby and partner. There is much evidence that the reason women stroke their bellies when they are pregnant is to release these chemicals and sooth themselves. Also, I can say from experience, it feels good!

Whatever the reason, assuring her that it's ok and that she is still loved will ease the turmoil and leave her with the space needed to reach out and possibly resume sex earlier. Harshness or distancing/shaming behavior will make the problem worse, and can cause real damage to the relationship between she and her partner. This is a monumental life and body change, so be gentle with her and encourage her to be gentle with herself.
09/02/2012
Contributor: ImaGodiva ImaGodiva
For me, the second trimester was the horniest time of my life! My husband was practically saying "Oh no, not again!" Definitely hormonal.
10/03/2012