A mother of two had decided to tell her kids when having sex with her partner. She claimed that before the pandemic she used to have sex when the children were at school. But since lockdown, the children are mostly at home. So she decided to tell them to not disturb them when she closes the door of her room as both of them are having sex.
This Mother of Two Discloses Why She Lets Her Children Know When She's Having Sex
A mother spoke up on why she wanted to let her children know that she was having sex
A mother spoke up on why she wanted to let her children know that she was having sex. Pennsylvania writer Jamie Beth Cohen said her choice to let her two children, aged eight and 11, know when she is having sex has increased the romantic time she has with her partner.
She further claimed that due to pandemic the children are mostly at home so she decided to tell them
Before the pandemic, when their children were in school, sports clubs, or play dates, she and her husband had sex, but none of these has been available lately, so she wanted to take an unconventional path.
Writing for HuffPost, Jamie said: "A few months into our self-imposed quarantine, a few months in which I felt like having sex with my husband was akin to sneaking around - and not in the good way, like when you're 16 and riding on the back of the 'bad boy's' motorcycle - I decided to tell the kids exactly when we were having sex."
She further said that she cannot lie anymore to her children
She said it felt like "lying" to try to hide it from her children and that she just couldn't do it anymore. Jamie said she told her kids: "If I close the door and turn on the fan in the hall, please leave us alone. We're having sex.'"
According to her honest decision helped her and her husband to spend more of this quality time together and improved the act's affection
Unsurprisingly, at the revelation, Jamie's children laughed and squirmed, but they understood the desire of their parents to spend this time together. She said that her honest decision helped her and her husband to spend more of this quality time together and improved the act's affection to what it was when they were a younger couple in their twenties.
According to her the chance it offered her to reconcile sexually with her husband was a godsend
Jamie said that the chance it offered her to reconcile sexually with her husband was a godsend, portraying the pandemic as 'stressful'. She said that they wanted to make up for it by having "good sex" when she and her husband were forced to give update nights in restaurants.
She insists that in the long term, being so honest about sex would be good for her kids.
Although Jamie acknowledges that her truthful approach is sure to lift other parents' eyebrows, she insists that in the long term, being so honest about sex would be good for her kids.
She said: "I hope when they think back on the mess that 2020 has become - if we are all lucky enough to live long enough to look back on it, no guarantee these days or ever - they will approach the idea of sex (and, when they start having it, the act of sex) with less shame and secrecy than I did, and they will value how much their parents cared about each other."