My body felt different, my energy was gone, and intimacy with my husband started to feel more like a routine than something we both desired. He was still gentle and kind, but I could sense it the spark that once kept us close was fading slowly.
At first, I thought it was just exhaustion. I was up most nights with the baby, barely sleeping, and constantly worrying about everything.
At first, I thought it was just exhaustion. I was up most nights with the baby, barely sleeping, and constantly worrying about everything.
But as months passed, things only got worse. I started feeling cold and detached during intimacy. The natural warmth and rhythm I once had seemed to vanish, leaving me embarrassed and confused.
I didn’t know how to tell my husband that I didn’t feel “like myself” anymore. Every time he reached out, I’d make an excuse or pretend to be tired.
I didn’t know how to tell my husband that I didn’t feel “like myself” anymore. Every time he reached out, I’d make an excuse or pretend to be tired.
Deep down, I was afraid that I had lost the woman I used to be the one who made him feel loved, desired, and alive.
The tension grew. We weren’t fighting, but there was a quiet distance between us that hurt even more. One evening, while scrolling through my phone, I came across a story of a woman who had gone through the same thing after childbirth and found help from a traditional healer named Dr. Kashiririka. She talked about how his natural herbs helped restore her warmth, tightness, and desire. TO READ MORE, TAP HERE.
The tension grew. We weren’t fighting, but there was a quiet distance between us that hurt even more. One evening, while scrolling through my phone, I came across a story of a woman who had gone through the same thing after childbirth and found help from a traditional healer named Dr. Kashiririka. She talked about how his natural herbs helped restore her warmth, tightness, and desire. TO READ MORE, TAP HERE.