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FTM/30 weeks/rant

Hello all. I'm 30 weeks pregnant and I feel like I am over thinking every little thing with my boyfriend.. I know my hormones are all over the place.. but I feel a lack of trust with him.. however he has never given me a reason to think otherwise.. and I'm feeling emotional when it comes to sex.. we haven't been intimate and now is starting to bug me because we used to be the couple that couldn't keep their hands off of one another.. I can't shut my brain off at night..
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Lol I've been married for 20 years and PREGO with our 5th child, thank God, I have all kinds of insecurities and have accused him of several things that I know in my heart he wouldn't do to me. It's ALL THE HORMONES! try your best to keep it under control and let him know this is your body telling your mind you need more attention. Works for us...
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I'm having the same issue I'm really crazy and hormonal I scream at him all day and then at night I expect sex truthfully I think it's pretty normal he's scared your scared it's uncomfortable it's awkward if he's never given you a reason you should be grateful that he's there for you I know it's hard to just except but as a hormonal pregnant women we overthink everything when you feel the urge to argue with him you should just do some stretches or exercises and something to distract you I have started walking alone mostly so I can think things over to myself
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