ArmyMAMA007,
I love your last comment...very funny.
Honestly, discomfort or pain should be your guide as this point, as well as a very gentle partner who is willing to stop at any point. There are a few sexual positions that do not require opening your hips wide; many of these positions are the same recommended for women in later-stage pregnancy (larger belly may be "in the way"). One suggestion includes laying on your side, with your partner behind you ("spooning" you), and other variations that feel OK on your hip and legs.
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ArmyMAMA007,
I love your last comment...very funny.
Honestly, discomfort or pain should be your guide as this point, as well as a very gentle partner who is willing to stop at any point. There are a few sexual positions that do not require opening your hips wide; many of these positions are the same recommended for women in later-stage pregnancy (larger belly may be "in the way"). One suggestion includes laying on your side, with your partner behind you ("spooning" you), and other variations that feel OK on your hip and legs.
Have fun experimenting!
November 14, 2010 - 8:55amThis Comment
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