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No interest in physical relation

2022-03-11 07:32:11
I am 19 weeks pregnant.. From the start of my pregnant I have lost interest in physical relation.. Even my husband touch me I am not feeling good.. I want to do sex for his happiness but I am not getting interest a little bit also.. He is not forcing me for sex but I want to make him happy.. Before getting pregnant, I am always ready for sex.. But now my all feelings are gone... Is there any solution for this?
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Avoid  physical  relationship  as  far as  possible good for u

Answered2022-03-11 08:14:22

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Relax ,thats fine,avoid sex in pregnancy pls

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It's ok U can avoid intercom still u deliver

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