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boyfriend not wanting sex...

Basically, my boyfriend is saying that when i get closer to my due date then he won't have sex with me cause he thinks my waters will break on him and he'll be covered in my waters.
I've looked on Google to see whether its possible but most answers are just forums of people wondering whether their waters did break during sex.
Need a little advice to reassure him.
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He doesn't seem too fussed about waiting ages afterwards...don't think he understands what our hormones are like sometimes.
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He doesn't seem too fussed about waiting ages afterwards...don't think he understands what our hormones are like sometimes.
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oh and his.mom called him n told him that after babys born he had to wait 40 days .... to get some ...
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lol .. that will really makee him keep going..

thats what ive told mine when he told me he felt he hurt me everytime he tried touching me .... but when my doctor told him that he wont break it the only think it will do is soeed up labor .., something in there hormones boost up labor something like that
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He's not going to break it, no matter how big he thinks he is ;) lol.  Just tell him you can't have sex for 4-6 weeks after the baby is born so if he wants to stop before, tell him he won't get none for 2 months then he might change his mind
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