Making Love After Children
Making love is another popular term for masturbation, yet there’s typically an underlying implication that making love actually involves some kind of sexual act that is more erotic, sexual, or spiritual in nature. This is why many people shy away from discussing their sexual feelings with their partners. There is a certain level of shame involved that makes talking about any sexual desire or need very difficult. Also, most people view making love as something that only happens in the confines of a relationship. However, making love is actually a form of activity that has been occurring since time immemorial. The act of giving and receiving sexual stimulation in one’s partner has often defined relationships and marriage for centuries.
Many people find that they can begin having loving interactions again after a traumatic event or life experience such as a divorce. These painful experiences usually leave a person feeling withdrawn and uncomfortable around others and this may lead to feelings of loneliness. In many cases, these feelings may lead to a feeling of longing for someone that they feel “lost” with. These feelings of loneliness and longing are often seen as a result of not having received any form of affection during those early days of a relationship. In addition, when two people give each other physical affection, the act of making love becomes even more meaningful for them and can lead to feelings of deep emotional connectedness and deeper levels of intimacy.
When one partner goes on a romantic vacation, this can also be a time when a couple allows their physical connections to decrease and allow for more emotional intimacy. When couples go on vacation together, they create an opportunity for giving and receiving physical connection that lasts long after the couple returns to their normal lives. Vacations are a great opportunity for sharing intimacy because one partner will be able to focus on giving and receiving emotional connection instead of focusing on the physical aspect of the vacation. When a couple allows their physical connections to fade, they also allow their emotional connections to fade as well.
The same is true for those who have had children. Parents who have children will find that they spend less time making love during this time because they are sharing that time with their children instead. This is because they are allowing their emotions to be felt and experienced by the child, and as a result, the child is sharing those same feelings with his or her parent. The child knows that it is the right thing to do and this helps to increase the emotional bond between the child and the parent. Couples who make love one week after the birth of their child and then make no contact with each other after that are showing a lack of interest in connecting in that area.
When couples engage in these acts of making love after having children, they often overlook the fact that doing so can create an obstacle to their being able to connect emotionally and sexually. Sexual relations between partners can become disconnected when a couple allows their physical connections to fade. In turn, this can lead to a decrease in intimacy and sexual experiences between the two individuals. Couples who are able to remain connected emotionally during this period of decreased physical activity are more likely to continue to enjoy their relationships.
The act of making love can help to bridge gaps that exist between two individuals because physical contact allows them to experience shared feelings for one another. However, couples who are looking to have a more satisfying sex life should avoid focusing on the act of making love and consider the benefits of making other arrangements. The act of making love does not need to involve a physical encounter. There are many ways to add some spark back into your relationship when you and your partner are feeling distant from one another.
