My wife and I had had a baby only 4 months ago, and were now at a friend's house during their baby shower, with a bunch of other friends as well. It was during the time during the shower when most people were just mingling and socializing that I heard a familiar voice near by mourning the fact that she has yet to get pregnant, while all her friends had been having babies. I looked over at Samantha, and could almost see the tears coming to her eyes at the thought of being without child for much longer.
Her husband just wasn't getting the job done, who knows why, all I know is that he didn't really seem that upset that they hadn't gotten pregnant. I couldn't understand his stubborn, cold, unfeeling attitude toward his wife, she was attractive, and I could see from my vantage point would make a great mother.
I couldn't take it anymore. Samantha was a good friend of the family that my wife introduced us too. She was extremely attractive, and in no danger of losing her ability of bearing children as she was only 24. She wasn't stick thin, but she wasn't large either, she had the perfect curves in her body. They would make any man want to take her to bed. Vince obviously didn't know what he was losing. Heck I couldn't even see the guy anywhere around. I walked over to her and began offering my comfort in the matter.
She seemed almost inconsolable, and I asked her if she wanted to go somewhere more private and talk about her feelings. She protested at what my wife might think, but I assured her that my wife trusted me, and I guided her to a guest room off of the main hallway.
Looking her straight in the eyes, as I sat her on the bed, and took a seat across from her, I began trying to comfort her again.
"Sam, I know you are upset, you feel left out, and you want to get pregnant, but I assure you it will happen."
"You don't understand," she said, "Vince doesn't want to have a child with me, he has been avoiding sex when I insist upon trying. If he really wants it he just uses protection. I can't seem to get through to him how much this means to me."