not a chore

By nikkiwoodward on Tue, 01-03-12, 04:27

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My husband and i are trying to not make sex a chore. Yes we chart everything and keep track of it all but we really dont wanna turn it into a chore. We do things to keep our sex lives healthy. I have heard of a lot of people that will simply have sex around the time they are most likely to get pregnant. We have always had a healthy sex life and i dont wanna.change that now. So we try to think about if we are gonna end upbpregnant or not. Have any of you guys had issues keeeping.from turning your sex life into a chore?

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By CK on Tue, 01-03-12, 12:12

While trying for a baby can make sex seem more like a science project than offhanded fun, keep it as light and fun as you can. Even work can be fun!

Sometimes I believe in as many as six impossible things before breakfast-Alice in Wonderland

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By LadyinWaiting on Wed, 02-22-12, 08:28

You're not alone! It has become that for us as well. Thankfully I have a wonderful husband, and our relationship is great overall, but when I'm ovulating, he is never in the mood - because it's time....and we have to do it! He is being very supportive in us trying IUI for 3-4 months. My first IUI is tomorrow! We are hopeful!

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By nikkiwoodward on Thu, 03-01-12, 12:21

Good luck I hope for the best for you, things are a little estrange with my husband and I, we are gonna give out treatments some time off in hopes to make our relationship better but we r still hoping for a baby

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