My Birthday Boy ( Taboo Sex)

‘It's the breaking of a taboo’: the parents who regret having children

It includes graphic depictions and descriptions of sex. It includes hot oral sex, penetration, intense orgasms, spanking and creampie. Excerpt from My Birthday Boy Vol 1: I grabbed her face and pulled her to me roughly. I began nipping at her lips, pecking and nibbling. Her scent was so overwhelming, her taste so sweet. I couldn't get enough of her. She wrapped her arms around my neck and pulled me down onto her. I held myself up with my hands as I hovered over her, looking down into her gorgeous face. Her face was lit with intensity.

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It's been over a year" She confided. Excerpt from My Birthday Boy Vol 2: Miranda finally stopped pacing and sat down dropping her head in her hands. I sat down beside her, putting my arm around her. I didn't know what to say. Nothing was going to make this better. She lifted her head, only inches from my face. I could feel her staggered breath on my lips.

With her hands in my hair, she pulled me to her and plunged her tongue between my lips. She was pulling my clothes off of me as if they were on fire. She was pawing at me, fingernails in my skin,sitting in my lap. She wrapped her long sexy legs around my waist. She was holding me so tight, kissing me so roughly. She was completely out of control, ravaging me. I couldn't believe I was seeing this side of her. She was in complete control and I was just along for the ride. She parted her legs and pushed her pelvis snug against my erection.

Read more Read less. Kindle Cloud Reader Read instantly in your browser. Product details File Size: May 17, Sold by: She tried to stay optimistic. And because she is pretty damned awesome, what it feels like more often than anything else is guilt. This was in January last year. Two months later, another mother, this time in Germany, went public with her own regrets.

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Fischer is the mother of Emma, now three, and the book is dedicated to her. Like Elder, she had a successful career, as a photographer and award-winning author with a special interest in Mongolia. Unlike Elder, she was in her late 30s when she conceived and is still married; she and her husband Alexander met a year before she got pregnant.

Fischer was adopted and had spent many of her adult years trying to find her biological parents: And I thought I was prepared, because Alexander and I had discussed how being parents would play out. My friends had warned me that all mothers end up in the traditional role, no matter what. I thought I could avoid that. She felt a sudden burst of anxiety: I felt like I was in a plot in a crime book, where the woman is being suffocated by motherhood.

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Fischer says she found herself forced to have endless baby conversations with other mothers. When Emma was four months old, she was offered a freelance job that involved a lot of foreign travel.

The reaction from friends was discouraging. You ought to be there. Fathers, she says, inhabit a strange dual role: But women who become mothers are forced into the mother role, whereas men are still bankers, carpenters, doctors. Everything remains the same, but with a nice bonus.

What with meagre paternity-leave allowances and the pay gap, society forces it on you, Fischer argues. It is still the man who is more likely to go straight back to work.

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But your daughter is only three years old, I say: My problem is not my daughter. She is the easiest, most relaxed, easygoing child in the world. My message to mothers out there is: Probably a third of the parents where I live hated me. I had a very difficult time. People threatened me online, as if I was stating that every mother is living a lie. A Sociopolitical Analysis comprised interviews with 23 anonymous Israeli women sharing their regrets about having children, and the extreme social pressure they felt, whether or not they were cut out for motherhood.

I was 23 when I started IVF. A customer-relations manager who is passionate about her job, Rose realised too late some essential truths about herself. I find it very tiring. I am extremely impatient.

I want to live at my own pace. Coming home from work late at night, the children still awake and hyper, or wanting to cuddle. The volume of noise, the children fighting — I had never thought about it. How did her husband take this? My job is super-important to me. For him the children are the priority. Andrew G Marshall is a British relationship therapist and author of many books. He says he has never had a client tell him outright that they regretted having children.

The sheer terror is what parents tell me about. The internet has created this child-worship, where anything beyond obsessive motherhood is bad motherhood. Up until then, we could believe that falling in love means happily ever after.

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Corinne Maier sends me a long, precise email. I have never said that I do not like motherhood at all; it is just that I sometimes regret having children. A thing a woman cannot say, apparently. Have her own children read her book? It gives the child the freedom to build his own personality. Now I would probably just look at them and laugh, because my mum is great. Her mother had shown her what she had wanted to write for Quora long before she sent it. Would Morgane advise women to tell their children if they regretted having them?