When Baby Making Sex Stops Feeling Good ft Kimberly Koll, LPC/LMHC

Trying for a baby can put a spotlight on every part of your marriage—especially your sex life.What once felt spontaneous, playful, and connecting can quickly become scheduled, stressful, and painfully outcome-focused. And when month after month doesn’t go the way you hoped, sex can start to feel more like pressure than pleasure.In this episode, Kimberly Koll, LPC/LMHC discusses the realities of intimacy and infertility.We cover:How infertility changes the emotional and physical experience of sexWhy desire often drops (for both spouses) during this seasonThe grief, pressure, and performance anxiety couples don’t talk aboutHow to reconnect with your spouse when sex starts to feel clinicalIf you’ve ever felt like your sex life disappeared into ovulation tracking, doctor’s appointments, and disappointment… you are not alone.There is a way to stay connected—even here.Connect with Kimberly:WebsiteTo support me, The Christian Sexpert, make sure you are checking out all of my resources, and of course, a Cash App gift helps me do all these things you love! ⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠Book Coaching with Angela Facebook TikTok Instagram YouTube Podcast Patreon CashApp⁠⁠ $TheChristianSexpertNote: These show notes contain external links to products and services. The Christian Sexpert may receive a commission for purchases made through these links.