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1. He seduced you…like a vampire 🖤 Dracula.

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2. Ask her! And just mention that you love seeing her body, without her bringing it up. Ask her kindly in a sweet loving way focusing on HER, NO COMPLAINTS FROM YOUR END that could make her upset, hurt, guilty, self conscious. If it seems she doesn't want to talk about it, tell her it would be nice to re address it again sometime. Just tell her you miss the closeness and love and ask “is there anything WE can do to bring making love back again?” Not sex, making love. And that you love her. If she brings up “I feel bad about my body” then you'll know it's that. If she brings up how she feels, like tired, not in the mood, overwhelmed perhaps it's hormonal or maybe postpartum depression. Ask, she'll tell you. Again make it a feel good cconvo to get closer. If you see any signs that she doesn't want to talk about it, feels uncomfortable at the time or clams up, it's about her not you. Be understanding and if you don't understand something she says, let her know you're curious that she's important. I've had my man say “you never want to blah blah” at times when I'm just not able to or in the mood that's normal to not be able to or ready to. And when someone says “you always, you never” ask yourself if it's rock solid true, 100% off the time. It could be anything, not just sex. When people are upset or angry they speak in absolutes. And most of the time it's not true with the always/ never. I don't know if you both argue often or get defensive. Don't let this convo become that way if that's something that happens when you both talk about any problems. You know eachother well enough to know how convos like this usually go. If you on your end see it heading in a negative direction, stay calm nice and understanding if you or her start getting that way. You know the signs ahead of time if it's going in the wrong direction. I'm just throwing that out there in case this happens in your relationship. It does in mine. But if you both can usually have conversations in a good way, that's great and you both are lucky. If not, remind yourself to prepare before things go wrong. Also are you treating her well? Does she ever complain about what you do or don't do that makes her upset? For example my husband can be rude to me at times. When I tell him I don't like how he's treating me or how he's raising his voice, he'll say “no I'm not!” And I feel like I wish he could change his behavior at that moment vs undermining my feelings. Because when that happens if I say “please lower your voice I can hear you without you raising your voice.” He can either lower it or get defensive. And when he's treating me in a way I don't like and he rather focus on defending himself when I tell him I don't like xyz, and then later he wants sex, I'm not going to be in the mood. Especially after arguing about sex. It's not about the sex we're arguing about, for me it's about how I'm being treated regardless of what he denies. So then he wants sex thinking I'll be in the mood and I want to be treated kindly, sex can be the first on his mind to address the issue and think I'm the problem. While on my end, how he's treating me is the problem. This kind of argument, guess when it happened the most? Just weeks after giving birth while my body was healing and readjusting! I felt guilty, resentful and that him wanting sex was all that mattered. Which adds to more problems in the future. Sex should be an enjoyable thing physically as well as enjoyable to talk about.

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