Anonymous wrote:The sex part should be fun. But be prepared for how you'll feel if he ghosts you afterward because that unfortunately happens. If that does happen, chalk it up to "hey, at least I've moved on from my ex." There's value in that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When I think about divorce and being single again, one thing I’m anxious about is new men seeing my c-section scar. It doesn’t look good at all, despite even having a scar revision.
DH here: While men are visual, this is something that literally zero men care about. It’s simply not an issue.
We need an ama man thread. Is an extra five pounds ok?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When I think about divorce and being single again, one thing I’m anxious about is new men seeing my c-section scar. It doesn’t look good at all, despite even having a scar revision.
DH here: While men are visual, this is something that literally zero men care about. It’s simply not an issue.
Anonymous wrote:Listen, I was with the same dude for 30 years, and I could do it. You’ll be fine. Just be in the right emotional state, feel ready to go there. Don’t force it.
Anonymous wrote:Just bend over…
Anonymous wrote:Men do not care what your body looks like. They are just so happy to be having sex that they don’t even notice.
Anonymous wrote:
For goodness sake! A reasonable guy will not be phased by it. My gf has a c section scar and don’t give it a thought. It’s not an issue. If it is then dump him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When I think about divorce and being single again, one thing I’m anxious about is new men seeing my c-section scar. It doesn’t look good at all, despite even having a scar revision.
DH here: While men are visual, this is something that literally zero men care about. It’s simply not an issue.
Anonymous wrote:When I think about divorce and being single again, one thing I’m anxious about is new men seeing my c-section scar. It doesn’t look good at all, despite even having a scar revision.