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do men find the mother of their child still attractive???
So my fiance and I have been talking about pregnancy and having a baby. I am a little scared because I am aware of the changes that can occur, mentally and physically. My questions is after the pregnancy is all said and done, and you have a little baby....Will my husband to be still find me attractive or sexy??? I know it will take some work to get back in shape but does a man's view of the female body after giving birth gross them out, or cause a lack of physical attraction? This is one, of many, areas of concerns when it comes time to having a baby. I am just fearful that he will no longer find me attractive like he does now. -
After labor, giving birth, and seeing what I went through, my husband thought I was the best thing that ever walked the planet. Still to this day, he thinks it was amazing. Any mature, loving, man will find you more beautiful than ever before because of what you went through and what you gave him.Comment
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Same here lol. And I certainly ain't a lady who is about to embrace the extra folds. Surgery is also my way out.This is EXACTLY how I feel. Ive got it into my head that once Ive had kids Im going to be a wibbly, saggy, purple bellied monstrosity with lady lips that I could use as a sleeping bag.There are those who believe that dictionaries should not merely reflect the times but also protect English from the mindless assaults of the trendy.Comment
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Well I'm not going to suggest we end this nonsense by having those of us who've had children post pics. I can assure you that I had two, completely naturally and my vulva is in fine shape, it've always had nice trim, as you put it, 'lady lips', and still do.
As for any other results, the shape of your belly, thighs, breasts and your body in general has far more to do with diet and exersize than it does with pregnancy and childbirth. I nursed my kids for over three years each. My breasts aren't as they were when I was 20 but at 53, I wouldn't expect them to be, children or not - still in pretty good shape though, all over. Childbirth has nothing to do with it - self care and good health does.Comment
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