QUOTE(mxdil @ Jun 6 2008, 05:13 PM) [snapback]96443[/snapback] Funny thing you're starting this topic right now. I've got a daughter myself for six months now and it has severely affected our sex life (actually since her pregnancy). Our sex life is near extinct, I'm afraid. But then again, both our lives have been shaken thoroughly and I don't think we're really adjusted to the situation (that also being the main reason why my participation here on the board has gone sub-zero). The thing is, we're both afraid to 'start things up'. It's almost like I don't know what to do anymore... On the other hand, it has'nt really affected my hunger for things up my ass... Only problem is finding the right time to do it with the daughter around (and now I can't smoke any more of the funny stuff in the living room in front of the tv, but have to move to the kitchen or outside, which is annoying whilst 'playing') Congrats on your daughter, you never said! My sex life has been near extinct too as you put it, but tbh I've been quite happy with that mostly! It's absolutely exhausting doing this whole mummy thing so it doesn't surprise me. And yes, finding time around little people is tricky. My only advice is to go back to basics and start all over again. I'm really torn trying to reply to this. It's very odd. On the one hand I want to say she's knackered and cut her some slack but on the other I know where you're coming from. It's a massive massive change, and especially for her. For me - my needs have changed. My confidence has changed, my body has certainly changed. It's a really weird adjustment to make and it's bound to take time. They say it takes 9 months to grow a baby and it takes another 9 months to get over it. I dunno. Hang on in there, it does get easier.