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  • newmommy532011
    Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 39

    Questions about my husband

    I know, someone is gonna make fun of me and write a nasty comment, cuz everyone has been judging me instead of helping me with my question. I'm just curious to know why I sometimes cry after having an intense love making session with my husband? I haven't cried after making love in years. We had a baby 3 months ago and we still have a healthy sexual relationship. But sometimes its hard for us to actually make love like we did last night. I actually shed a lot of tears. Not pain, sad or upset tears, happy, excited tears. Its just weird to me that after years of not crying, I all of a sudden cried. Me and my husband have been together since high school. I'm 25 and he's 27...going on 10 years. 5 years married. Just had our first child. :-)
    ~New Mommy 5/3/2011~
  • Mes T
    Veteran Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 2678

    No one here makes fun of anyone, or writes anything nasty, I can assure you of that. They'll be outta here if they try!

    Sometimes we can get emotional but not really understand why. I bet it could have something to do with you being glad for that intimacy that you hadn't had in a while.

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    • CHANDLERS WISH
      • Mar 2008
      • 22440

      What she said

      Welcome to our Forum.

      Love is an amazing thing isn't it? You have it all going on, you are in love and just being intimate as Mes said makes you so happy to know that the love is real, geez you had a baby together you've been together forever, you are in love and now you have realised just how beautiful love is and marriage, to the right person, two souls that become one...

      This is an inspirational post...

      Live your life in love as you are doing ..... Be happy

      CW
      PUT A LITTLE 'LIKE' IN MY SOUL!

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      • LanaBear
        Veteran Member
        • Jul 2009
        • 8373

        Also keep in mind, you just had a baby 3 months ago. Your body is still trying to balance your hormones. At times, everything, including the love for your husband may be magnified because of this causing emotion to bubble up.

        Enjoy your baby, your husband and your life. There is nothing wrong with a good cry, even after sex. Assure him that you are fine, that there is nothing wrong, cuddle up and move on.
        Last edited by LanaBear; 08-24-2011, 07:36 AM.

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        • Guest

          Celebrate and Rejoice in all that you have and don't sweat the stuff you can't explain. It's okay. I would be willing to bet that it is more hormone related than anything. Perhaps you are so overwhelmed with joy that good lovemaking is the crescendo.

          Try not to enter here with any preconceived notions of what anyone is going to think or type, as most are not true.

          This is a unique site that is monitored closely by some magnifcent volunteers and they do a great job of keeping the "bottom feeders" out.

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          • Little
            • Feb 2007
            • 4329

            It took me what felt like forever to stop crying at random after having my son. At least you've got a reason! You're not alone, and it's perfectly normal.
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            • newmommy532011
              Member
              • Aug 2011
              • 39

              Thank you all!!

              Thank you all for being so kind and honest with me. I appreciate all the advice. I look forward to getting to know all of you on this forum :-) Have a great day!
              ~New Mommy 5/3/2011~

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              • newmommy532011
                Member
                • Aug 2011
                • 39

                My husband sometimes doesn't do what I like in bed...why is that?

                I have a problem with sex sometimes. I like it hard and rough. We do make love when when are in the mood, but I am always horny and always want to do it rough and hard. My husband doesn't always like to do it that way. As I said, we have a healthy sexual relationship, but sometimes I want more and I want sex all the time. When he isn't in the mood, I masturbate, but I never feel satisfied. I hate it. I haven't talked to a doctor about it because I feel embarrassed. I love sex. I love the feeling of being sexually satisfied. Is that normal? My husband take a long time to cum. It doesn't bother me at all because a lot of men cum fast. My husband NEVER had that problem EVER! But sometimes, when we are tired and have sex after the baby goes to sleep, he just does it to please me, but sometimes he doesn't give it his all...

                I am going to tell you something that I don't often tell people. I was molested by my "Step"grandfather when I was young. After that I had a problem letting anyone touch me, which is probably why me and my husband are close and when we first started dating, he never pressured me to lose my virginity. We were both virgins. It took a long time for me to feel comfortable letting him see me naked and for him to touch me etc. Now, I have a problem with oral sex. Its very hard for me to let him do that to me. I trust him with everything, and I know he wont hurt me, but for some reason, when I start to enjoy it, I start to freak out. I give him oral sex no problem, but when it comes to me, I get scared.

                Do you think that me being molested is the reason I can't receive oral sex? Also why I am sometimes not satisfied with sex? I just need opinions. Thanks :-)
                ~New Mommy 5/3/2011~

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                • Ashlee T.
                  Veteran Member
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 6412

                  It sounds like there are some sexual compatibility issues. However, I'd venture to guess based on what I've seen in life and here at WH, that alot of relationships have some compatibility issues in the bedroom. It sounds to me like you're not being satisfied by the encounter, and it leaves you with an itch that needs scratching. Have you tried to see if you can meet him in the middle a bit as far as what he likes and what you like? It doesn't always have to be hard and rough. And it doesn't have to be super soft and slow. It can be somewhere in between.

                  As for the oral, if this is something that was used against you in your abuse, then yes I can most definitely understand why that causes you some grief. I would highly recommend working through that. Find a way to "graduate" to it. Perhaps start with letting him just kiss you there. Eventually, let him lick ...and then you know the rest. If him making eye contact with you during is an issue (that makes some women uncomfy even if they've never been abused), put a pillow on your chest, blocking your view of him. You're missing out on something that can be very very satisfying.
                  "Be what you're looking for."

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                  • newmommy532011
                    Member
                    • Aug 2011
                    • 39

                    Thank you. Him and I are very happy together, especially during sex, but sometimes I need more you know? We both want to go to counseling so he can understand what I am going through in terms with me being molested and I want to learn how to overcome my "oral sex" fear. I heard it is very satisfying :-) Thanks for your support :-)
                    Last edited by newmommy532011; 08-24-2011, 03:15 PM. Reason: misspelled a word
                    ~New Mommy 5/3/2011~

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