Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a bizarre thread. Two men should be able to handle the physical demands of an infant. It is MUCH more taxing in a heterosexual relationship because the woman gave birth to the child and has to overcome the physical issues from 9 months of pregnancy and then childbirth. Heteros have it much harder in the bed game then two men who had nothing to do with childbirth and its consequences.
Op here. The question was not about infants. It was about in general with gay men with kids. Does the amount of sex appreciably decrease because of the kids (in contrast to pure age).
Other than little ones interrupting sometimes, I’m betting no.
Why are you curious about this? I honestly don’t understand. Is it just curious it’s about queer lives and experiences?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a bizarre thread. Two men should be able to handle the physical demands of an infant. It is MUCH more taxing in a heterosexual relationship because the woman gave birth to the child and has to overcome the physical issues from 9 months of pregnancy and then childbirth. Heteros have it much harder in the bed game then two men who had nothing to do with childbirth and its consequences.
Op here. The question was not about infants. It was about in general with gay men with kids. Does the amount of sex appreciably decrease because of the kids (in contrast to pure age).
Other than little ones interrupting sometimes, I’m betting no.
Anonymous wrote:This is a bizarre thread. Two men should be able to handle the physical demands of an infant. It is MUCH more taxing in a heterosexual relationship because the woman gave birth to the child and has to overcome the physical issues from 9 months of pregnancy and then childbirth. Heteros have it much harder in the bed game then two men who had nothing to do with childbirth and its consequences.
Anonymous wrote:This is an interesting question. Are you asking if gay male couples who have babies and kids experience less of a drop in sexual activity than do hetero or lesbian couples with kids? My guess is yes!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My husband and I adopted a baby, and sure, the early years were a bit exhausting. We were always super into each other and continued having great sex. He was a bit older than me and sadly died when our daughter was still in ES. I miss him a lot and not really interested in a new partner though I do miss the physical intimacy.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Anonymous wrote:My husband and I adopted a baby, and sure, the early years were a bit exhausting. We were always super into each other and continued having great sex. He was a bit older than me and sadly died when our daughter was still in ES. I miss him a lot and not really interested in a new partner though I do miss the physical intimacy.
Anonymous wrote:My husband and I adopted a baby, and sure, the early years were a bit exhausting. We were always super into each other and continued having great sex. He was a bit older than me and sadly died when our daughter was still in ES. I miss him a lot and not really interested in a new partner though I do miss the physical intimacy.