Questions & Answers

Hey. It is necessary to try interesting options. Here's the good news. You do not have to put up with the life of sexual disorders. There are solutions - if you are willing to work on this.
Sex drive is fluid and individual and can rise and fall because of stress, energy level, body image, well-being and state of relationships. It can also reflect medical problems, such as sleep disorders and hormonal imbalances.

While the sex drive of each person is unique, there is a sexual scale. For some people, sex is paramount; others crave it much less. No one dies because of the lack of sex.

I think it's definitely normal, especially the further along you get. I think having the belly can be a major distraction and take away from the ability to focus on your partner. It was a major issue for my DH and me during my first pregnancy, have a feeling it'll be the same this time.

I had this issue earlier in my pregnancy, and even some days now. I have NO idea why, and it definitely is bothersome, but i think it's normal for pregnancy. I never told my partner though, i didn't want to hurt his feelings because of my weird issue!! lol.