Sex is important for happiness, but motherhood often takes precedence, leading to fatigue and disinterest in intimacy. Scheduling sexual encounters helps rekindle desire. A difficult birth resulted in a nine-month hiatus from sex due to physical and emotional difficulties. Despite high praise for Rich as a supportive partner and father, the balance of mental load often leaves less time for personal space. Previously, intimacy was more frequent, but current sexual activity has dwindled significantly, leading to dissatisfaction for both partners and the need for enhancement in intimacy.
Sex remains a vital part of my happiness, yet balancing motherhood with self-care makes it challenging to find the mood for intimacy. Scheduling intimate moments aids in rekindling desire.
After a difficult first birth, I couldn't engage in sex for nine months, leading to physical discomfort and emotional distance. Eventually reconnecting with intimacy felt like a relief.
Rich is an excellent father and shares household responsibilities, but I still shoulder more of the mental load and have lost parts of myself within parenthood.
Having sex about once every month or two now feels insufficient for Rich. I had never possessed a high sex drive even before children.
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