Oh dear try not to feel sad. My dh was like this. Let’s just say, things didn’t improve after he had watched the 36-hour horror show that led up to a baby emerging from my vagina! I think some men are traumatised by pregnancy and childbirth. I can see why men were denied access to birthing rooms in the old days!
Anyway talking to him may not help because he may find it hard to articulate his feeling that “there is a child in the room”. My dh later told me he was grossed out by the baby moving, he definitely didn’t want to put his penis anywhere near his unborn child and he didn’t want to hurt me or his baby so definitely no sex. Not attracted to me, didn’t want to “encourage me” with hugs and didn’t want to kiss me for same reason he wouldn’t kiss any woman he’s not attracted to. I wish he’d been honest at the time but in my hormonal state I’d probably have lashed out.
By the way he thought I was disgusting for considering sex when the baby was “right there next to us”. And I guess he is entitled to feel that way.
We had the baby sleeping in the same bedroom as us for six months so you can guess what happened next …. No sex because there’s a baby in the room! And then when baby went to her own nursery … no sex because we might wake the baby!
Basically he didn’t fancy me at all after he got me pregnant. It doesn’t really seem fair does it!
You are currently very hormonal but my advice is don’t take this to heart, don’t expect things to magically improve when the baby arrives (they might or they might not). You may now be in the “mum” zone, not the “sexy partner who I love and want to procreate with” zone.