faeriefire
Really Really Experienced
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2008
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Hello Everyone-
I've notice in reading some of the threads here that a few folks are counting down to their delivery date or mentioned the difference between their relationships/what they liked before vs. after having kids. Mostly I'm curious:
1) Do Dom(mes)/subs suspend play while pregnant, ease up or alter their usual mo?
2) Does pregnancy change a bdsm experience for the woman? for their partner?
3) Do you think motherhood is appealing or offputting? This could be a before, during or after kind of ?
4) What behaviors/games are safe vs. unsafe if a woman is pregnant or just gave birth?
*grin* not my fetish, but I'm in a 'culture of birth' class and thought it would be neat to get a perspective from the bdsm culture. In class we've discussed MD vs Midwife perspectives and looked at some subcultures in the US and Sweden, but nothing kinky yet. If we learn more I'll add it to the thread. Catch you later.
faeriefire
I've notice in reading some of the threads here that a few folks are counting down to their delivery date or mentioned the difference between their relationships/what they liked before vs. after having kids. Mostly I'm curious:
1) Do Dom(mes)/subs suspend play while pregnant, ease up or alter their usual mo?
2) Does pregnancy change a bdsm experience for the woman? for their partner?
3) Do you think motherhood is appealing or offputting? This could be a before, during or after kind of ?
4) What behaviors/games are safe vs. unsafe if a woman is pregnant or just gave birth?
*grin* not my fetish, but I'm in a 'culture of birth' class and thought it would be neat to get a perspective from the bdsm culture. In class we've discussed MD vs Midwife perspectives and looked at some subcultures in the US and Sweden, but nothing kinky yet. If we learn more I'll add it to the thread. Catch you later.
faeriefire


So...was snapping like that more merciful than holding back do you think? Would this fall into the category of 'she doesn't know what's best so protect the weak clueless woman by avoiding sex with her'? Not sure if I like that. If a woman wants sex after giving birth...well do studies actually say that damage will occur or is that Health Care Providers covering their asses with the arbitrary 6 week cutoff? I mean, it takes about 2 yeras for a woman's body to return to prepregnancy state so why 6 weeks? Sounds tho like she was playing 'come-and-get-me' but at the same time 'you-can't-have-me'. Talk about mind games.