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How can I stop being broody?

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Unkown · 28/04/2020 23:39

Hi, I'm 17 and my boyfriend had just turned 20, we have been together 2 years and even tho we're young we both know we want to spend our lives together, we moved into our first house 6 months ago and we are very financially stable. However, my partner never wanted children until we discussed it was a make or break with me and over the last year and half has grown more keen to the idea of having children with me and is a future plan. However the past year I've been overwhelmingly broody, I'm not stupid and know we're both young however I'm not coping well, every month I get my period I'm devastated again. We've been very risky and have never used protection (withdrawal method is what we've used ) and I've not fallen pregnant! This scares me so much as I feel there's something wrong with us! But I can't cope with the need for a child any longer and need some tips with how to not be this broody anymore! It's affecting my daily life, I plan my baby's nursery's and we have our names picked out and I'd do anything to have a child right now but he's not ready (which is understandable) however the thought of not being fertile and never being able to conceive makes my Broodiness even worse! He's said we can't start trying in two years but that seems forever away and I'm beginning to become depressed again (it's something I suffered with from 12-15 ) and I just need some tips on how to not feel so broody! Thank you

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