Actually, the week before CES, we had a cold that we caught in the freezing weather of the midwest, and during CES we were busy, so we didn't have sex for like, 2 weeks. When we had sex again, I was really tight... and he LOVED it!
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| FastForward Member 60 Posts 1/03 |  Posted - Jan 29 2003 : 7:34PMIt would seem that pushing an eight pound load down a love tunnel (or having two or three 16-inchers pushed up it) would have to loosen it enough that a guy would notice, especially if done repeatedly. OTOH, though, this doesn't seem to factor into whom men want to fuck. A lot of men seem just as happy after birth as before, and when they're not, it's because of no sex as opposed to bad sex. They are as apt to run around with someone whose had kids versus someone who hasn't. So to those with direct experience: What is the deal, sensation-wise? Does the vagina get looser and by how much? Does birth change the love canal in other ways that make sex more/less pleasurable? Just wondering, but I'd really like to know. [Link] |
| tricia_devereaux Evil Angel DVD Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous? 4283 Posts 4/00 | Posted - Jan 29 2003 : 9:47PM Actually, the week before CES, we had a cold that we caught in the freezing weather of the midwest, and during CES we were busy, so we didn't have sex for like, 2 weeks. When we had sex again, I was really tight... and he LOVED it! [Link] |
| DenverDon Benevolent Firmly Embedded in Depravity 5914 Posts 7/02 | Posted - Jan 30 2003 : 12:04AM It's as good (and tight) after the baby as before. (Of course allowing for the normal healing period after birth) DenverDon [Link] |
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