Ok, so I am engaged, and for the last 3 years, my relationship has been happy and healthy. We had sex almost every day, sometime multiple times a day, But ever since my fiancee and I had our child, our sex life has almost diminished. I hardly get turned on anymore, and I find it tiresome to even attempt at sex.

Lately, though, I have been hanging around my fiancee's cousin, and I find myself more and more attracted to him as time goes by. Its evolved into a sort of crush, but not in a long term relationship kind of way (he is married) but just in a sexual way. I even find myself getting turned on by him (something that doesn't happen much anymore)!
However, I'm not quite sure how to approach the whole thing...

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Nov 4, 2014 at 3:34 PM

Most likely it is due to the kid, you want a change of cock in you. However over time you will get a diminished feeling.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Nov 7, 2014 at 1:05 PM

You don't say how long it's been since you gave birth, 8 to 10 weeks and even more are very common not to have any sexual feelings. If you have difficult delivery you may be suffering some mental trauma also, and depending on if your partner helps with feedings and caring for the child at night will have impact on your energy levels and a great impact on your sex drive.

If you are a cheating whore, then jump on anything that turns you on, but if you are just being frustrated because you are not sexually as active, then talk to your partner and probably both of you go see your Dr about it and get some sound medical advice.

After giving birth hormones and body chemistry does not magically just snap back into perfect running order again, it may take a while and if you are not getting enough rest and proper nutrition, then it could take a very long time.

You may feel unattractive now that you have given birth--are you retaining some of the weight from your pregnancy or possibly cannot see how you could possibly be seen as attractive now you have a "mom body" and this cousin gives you some praise, attention, or flattery that makes you feel sexy again? It's all something that needs to be worked out between you and your spouse. Seek help--professional help from Dr's and other health care specialists BEFORE you make any decision you will probably end up regretting in the near future.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Nov 8, 2014 at 4:11 PM

learn to live with it or split with your fiancee

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Nov 9, 2014 at 2:25 PM

Look, what you need to do is add some spice to your sex-life. Talk to your husband about that. Be honest with each other. That could change everything!

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Nov 9, 2014 at 3:37 PM

Fuck him. You're a woman and have no loyalty. Slag

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