Sex is the last thing on my mind right now, and I don't really have a good reason why.
Objectively, I should want to be intimate with J. We haven't had sex in 2 weeks. We want to try to have another baby. We enjoy being connected and close to each other.
Going through med withdrawals sucks.
Pulling back from her keyboard, she raised her arms above her head and tried to stretch the muscles tightened from the previous day's workout. Not a ton of luck there ... a good back massage was in order.
Try to be vulnerable, he said. What does that mean when your feelings are clocking in at a solid "meh" and it doesn't feel deeper than that?
That's what she was doing at her keyboard. Trying to put her non-thoughts into words.
Maybe a bath will help.
Rolling back from her desk, she set the sleeping puppy that had been occupying her lap into the playpen and walked into the bedroom, shedding articles of lumpy clothing as she went. Oversized sweatshirt on the rocking chair. Husband's purloined pajama pants on the bed. Bra and underwear in a pile on the floor (
Med withdrawals make one's OCD go soft
, she thought with as much humor as she could muster). T-shirt she left on, for now ... she liked how the hem brushed her bare ass and the V-neck showed off the slightest bit of cleavage when she stood the right way. Not too much to be considered immodest, but enough to satisfy someone who knew what to look for.
Her nipples poked out through the thin material of her T-shirt. They were perma-erect after her experience with breastfeeding, but she considered that one of her favorite postpartum assets. It made her breasts feel bigger, like they took up more room in her shirt, which hadn't been her experience prior to pregnancy. She used to get teased about how flat her chest was in high school, but J had always been good about taking genuine delight in her breasts. She loved how he could fit her left tit in his mouth while he rolled the other nipple through his fingers ...