Absolutely not. If your boyfriend died then, would his nudes turn you on?
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wittymilf
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I don’t have any nudes of my husband 🤔
Opinion Owner
1 y
In imagination?
Opinion Owner
1 y
And why not take pics of his dick? 🧐🤔
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wittymilf
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Dicks are gross. Plus why would I need picks when I have dick irl 🤔
Opinion Owner
1 y
I meant take pictures of dick of your husband/boyfriend... not any random stranger. You seriously feel dick is gross? Then how and why do you touch them/get intimate with one?
wittymilf
1 y
They’re not for looking at.
Opinion Owner
1 y
Then? They're for?
Opinion Owner
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And pussy is.. for looking and it's nice?
wittymilf
1 y
Gross no 🤷♀️ you realise genitalia isn’t for looking at right?
Opinion Owner
1 y
Ya I realise it's for licking 😋😂
wittymilf
1 y
😂😂🤷♀️ good answer
Anonymous
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People forget (or maybe choose to ignore) the reality that grief affects all areas of our lives, including sex. And having sexual intimacy change, stop, or start as a result of a loss is totally normal. Even memories are enough to turn on. There is no need of nudes in true love.
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wittymilf
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On my experiences of losing loved ones, I’ve not thought of them sexually after their deaths
Opinion Owner
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Grief impacts everyone differently, and a lower sex drive after the death of a loved one or struggling with sex after trauma is a common
wittymilf
1 y
Is that what happened to you?
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Opinion Owner
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I would like to avoid this conversation
wittymilf
1 y
Haha, I can tell be the anonymous and third person style of communication. I appreciate your honesty
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5 41Absolutely not.
If your boyfriend died then, would his nudes turn you on?
I don’t have any nudes of my husband 🤔
In imagination?
And why not take pics of his dick? 🧐🤔
Dicks are gross. Plus why would I need picks when I have dick irl 🤔
I meant take pictures of dick of your husband/boyfriend... not any random stranger. You seriously feel dick is gross? Then how and why do you touch them/get intimate with one?
They’re not for looking at.
Then? They're for?
And pussy is.. for looking and it's nice?
Gross no 🤷♀️ you realise genitalia isn’t for looking at right?
Ya I realise it's for licking 😋😂
😂😂🤷♀️ good answer
People forget (or maybe choose to ignore) the reality that grief affects all areas of our lives, including sex. And having sexual intimacy change, stop, or start as a result of a loss is totally normal. Even memories are enough to turn on. There is no need of nudes in true love.
On my experiences of losing loved ones, I’ve not thought of them sexually after their deaths
Grief impacts everyone differently, and a lower sex drive after the death of a loved one or struggling with sex after trauma is a common
Is that what happened to you?
I would like to avoid this conversation
Haha, I can tell be the anonymous and third person style of communication. I appreciate your honesty