Couldn't post again last night as DH wouldn't like you to think he has a "hair trigger" so obviously we were at it for hours and hours
LG&T if you were nearer I could have sent DH over for you. Hope you had a good read last night. Not sure if it affects you in the same way but being pregnant does something to my libido, it goes through the rrof in comparison to normal, must be all those hormones floating about.
MKG ooh what a romantic your DH is has he been having tips from mine?
Right PJ we deffo need KKs and a meetup. It is official. How about 26/7 August at Knowsley safari park or chester zoo. Very imaginative aren't I. Obv open to suggestions as do not know area very well.
PJ don't stress, the more you stress the harder it will get. The divorce thing even in the heat of the moment will have hurt him, if he is anything like DH he will be stewing over that. I once threatened to leave DH and he brought it up for ages afterwards. I suggest you back peddle from that unless it is really what you want, try all other option first and explain to DH it was a heat of the moment thing and you did not mean it (unless you really did).
Not much good at relationship advice but on the sex issue I would go one of two ways.
1). Get yourself in the mood and then pounce on DH for a quickie so that initial hurdle is over. At least then you will have done it
and you can move on and do it again and again etc. The longer it goes on the more you will build it up into an issue.
2). Try to work on a romantic evening and just spend time in each others company and get intimate without the sexual side of things - sometimes it is surprising how things turn, just reminiscing about old times (pre kids) and talking to each other will remind you why you are together and bring you closer. (Odds on you will spend half of time talking about how wonderful A is though)
Recommend some sexy undies underneath for whichever option you go for. Always makes you feel nice and attractive and a bit seductive.
It is very difficult DH and I have had some serious adjusting to do since becoming parents. With As health problems and the lack of sleep you have had no wonder there has been a strain on your relationship. Also however well your DH gets on with your Mum always having her around must be a strain. Can you try to wean her off a little.
TMAM you are not the problem. It takes two to have a marriage and two to work at it. You have upped sticks and moved around this year and had a baby. It takes time to adjust, don't forget you were without all your possessions for months. It must have been a very stressful time.
DH working away is unsettling, when they are not there you wish they were but get on with it, when they are there they just get in the way as you used to managing without them. Very difficult to get the balance right in my opinion.
Big hugs, you will get through this.