Perceptive forum discussions on Cock rings:

Has anyone had any luck with the crossbones series?
I've seen several crossbones cockrings added recently and was wondering if anyone has used them and enjoyed them. There aren't any reviews on them.

Pain during/after intercourse?
I'm a bit young at the age of 22. I was a virgin before my current boyfriend and we've been having sex for about a year or so, probably over. The...

Je Joue: Mio Couple's Ring
So...who's all excited by the new Mio Couple's Ring? I don't even have a boyfriend right now and Im like, Yeah, get one for the next time you're...

Difficulties during intercourse with We-Vibe?
I tried using the we vibe 2 during intercourse and it always seems to move into an uncomfortable position in the vagina. it feels like it's moving to.

Today EF and I are sharing our one year anniversary....how did you share yours, or how are you going to share yours?
It has been one fun filled, toy gathering, review writing, forum consoling and getting consoled year for EF and I. I am celebrating with a few new...

like I don't even want to be touched... is that normal??

Hormonal issues can cause a problem where one skin feels like it's crawling when one is touched.

A lot of women feel guilt (they shouldn't feel this way) when the lose a pregnancy, and that can translate into a lack of drive. Also, some pregnancies can mess up your hormones to the point where you don't have enough estrogen or testosterone to have a sex drive.

You need to see your OBGYN and have your hormones tested. If you think it might be guilt or resentment (I know women who have lost pregnancies and then felt resentful that they were pressured to have sex during the pregnancy and then when they lost the pregnancy, blamed their spouse. Some women don't even realize they are doing this until they get into therapy.)

I've been pregnant 5 times and miscarried twice. I never lost my drive (although I did for a short period of time after the babies were born. But, I needed rest more than sex then.) I think a professional could help you.

Good luck. I'm sorry you lost the pregnancy. It hurts for a while (emotionally) and then gets better.


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I agree with P'Gell that it could be hormonal, but I also think that you may have slipped into a depressive state without realizing it. Finding out your pregnant when you never thought you could get pregnant can be extremely shocking to the system and then to lose the pregnancy on top of that is probably more than anyone should ever have to bear. If you can, get yourself set up with a counselor who understands the situation and the things you're going through and work through them at your own pace.

I wish you the best of luck!

I wish I could do more than second what these ladies have already said, but I just don't have anything else that I feel I could add. Except to give you lots of and wish you all the best of luck.

So sorry to hear of your loss. I don't have kids, but I do have experience with counselling and am with these ladies in recommending it. Don't be afraid to talk to someone, you would be amazed at how liberating it can be. Being proactive (as you are doing) is a great first step Virtual hugs from Canada, I hope you feel better soon. If you have questions about counselling, message me by all means.

Oh! And if you are interested, I have a friend who knows of some web communities dedicated to dealing with miscarriages and advice etc. I would be happy to get you the links if you want.

Good luck!

How heartbreaking. I'm so sorry for your loss. I agree with all the posts. Take your time, talk with a professional. You've suffered quite a loss and need time to process your feelings. Miscarriages are common, but each of use process our emotions differently. Good luck to you.

soory that bad get some professional hep