Sex Through The Trimester
Jan 04, 2011
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Interest often – though not always – picks up during the second trimester, when early pregnancy symptoms have subsided and there’s more energy to put into lovemaking (and when less time in the bathroom leaves more time in the bedroom). Never had multiple orgasm before (or any orgasm)? This may be your lucky break – and your chance to get lucky again and again. That’s because extra blood flow to the labia, clitoris, and vagina can make it easier to climax than ever before – and to have orgasm that are stronger and longer lasting, too. But again, nothing is given during pregnancy. Some women actually lose that loving feeling in the second trimester – or never end up finding it at all during their nine months, and that’s normal, too.
As delivery nears, libido usually wants again, sometimes even more drastically then in the first trimester, for obvious reasons: First, your watermelon-size abdomen makes the target more difficult for your partner to reach, even with creative positions; second, the aches and discomfort of advancing pregnancy can cool even the hottest passion; and third, late in the trimester it’s hard to concentrate on anything but that eagerly and anxiously awaited event. Still, some couples manage to overcome those late-pregnancy obstacles and keep up the action until that first contraction.