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Sorry tmi and embarrassing question.

Probably should have posted this somewhere else but Is it normal to hate your nipples being touched?  They are in no way sensitive I actually use to really enjoy it but now anytime my husband touches or even looks at them I feel like I'm being rapped I get this very uneasy feeling and I feel gross and dirty. If I'm not super in the mood and I mean like I have to be crazy h***y then I can't stand it? :/ I'm 38 weeks pregnant but we still have sex and its fine. I hope this doesn't effect me breast feeding.. I've even tried the nipple stimulation thing to help bring on labor but I can't even do that without a creepy crawly feeling but no pain? Anyone else?

Ps I breast fed my first child with no problems but I didnt have this feeling before. I'm 21.
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I am the same way and breastfed my first for 14 months. I dont feel dirty but it just feels awkward now and makes me very uncomfortable. I think partially because I had inverted nipple before and now after breastfeeding they are out.
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Toward the end of breastfeeding my son (he nursed for 15 months), it was like "nails on a chalkboard" every time he nursed. It was extremely irritating, not painful though. That was my motivation to ween him. Hopefully it goes away and maybe it's just a sign that baby is coming soon?
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