Women is sex still good after giving birth? (attractive, college, mature)

[Raena77]

Originally Posted by cpg35223

In other words, it's not like flinging a hot dog down a hallway.

I think I just p*ssed myself from laughing sooo hard!!!

[East Coast Wanderer]

Originally Posted by lovesMountains

Sounds like you're still young enough for sex ed in school - I'd suggest asking your teacher

Or getting an experienced woman who has had kids.

[stanman13]

It's not the same. But if you weren't so small it wouldn't matter so much, now, would it?

[Raena77]

Originally Posted by stanman13

It's not the same. But if you weren't so small it wouldn't matter so much, now, would it?

ahahaha...wow...that was harsh...funny ...but harsh.

[East Coast Wanderer]

Originally Posted by Raena77

ahahaha...wow...that was harsh...funny ...but harsh.

Sometimes the truth hurts.

[AKgirlinCA]

This thread was amusing...thanks for the laughs right before bedtime... good night all...I will be checking this thread in the morning for any more hilarious posts.

[jackdonekings]

Originally Posted by ChessieMom

Wow. Are people really this uninformed?

yea well you know humans we still not perfect we still evolving in certain areas. We learn out of curiousity.

[scarmig]

Originally Posted by Mercury Cougar

What? In whose world? I was back to pleasuring my husband (when I was married) within three days after giving birth. Yeah, no conventional sex for a while but there's a lot of ways to give a guy some assistance...

Apparently in mine.

I don't actually remember the first few weeks after our first was born. My wife says I was taking care of her and the baby 24/7, but I was completely exhausted. I doubt I could have performed if she did try anything. She claims I slept no more than two hours at a time for almost three months. I don't think that's actually true, but I don't remember that time period, so I must have been pretty tired.

[stan4]

Originally Posted by gwynedd1

Hi jackdonekings,


I will answer that with a question. Historically speaking, how many single child families existed?

Historically speaking, women had sex with their husbands regardless of whether they wanted to or enjoyed it. So that's not really much of an argument.

But from what I have seen and heard, childbirth does not 'ruin' sex.

[2mares]

Originally Posted by stan4

Historically speaking, women had sex with their husbands regardless of whether they wanted to or enjoyed it. So that's not really much of an argument.

But from what I have seen and heard, childbirth does not 'ruin' sex.

I believe the OP asked if women and MEN enjoyed sex after childbirth insinuating that the vagina would be stretched abnormally large for months to years if not forever.
I know men are generally horndogs, but do they want to engage in intercoarse if they have to strap a board across their arse so they dont fall in.