Many men have a internal desire to impregnate a lady.
When they talk about relationships they often speak of other things - and may even "intellectually" know and speak of not wanting a child. But they desire one.
I'd discuss with him what he would would actually like to get you pregnant - and why. Ask him his true feelings - would it make him more satisfied or happy if he got you pregnant. If he's honest and you word the question right - the internal desire will come out.
Then, the question is how do you feel about him and potentially having a child with him? How does he feel about preventing or pursuing his desire at this time.
Also, is he a decent enough guy that you would like to continue for now - only you now know that you have to be responsible for birth control as he will "unintentionally" slip up things when he has a chance.
These desires do not in themselves make him a bad person. A lot of men have them at some point in their lives.
Thanks for this Perry. It was very insightful. I think i'll take on board your advice and instead of straight up asking him if it's a joke, be more intellectual about it and go about it a better way.
I will definitely be responsible when it comes to birth control for sure and i'll keep my eye on what i'm doing and what he is doing. I don't believe for a second he is a bad person either so i agree with you on this.
My boyfriend keeps "joking" that he wants to impregnate me?
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Many men have a internal desire to impregnate a lady.
When they talk about relationships they often speak of other things - and may even "intellectually" know and speak of not wanting a child. But they desire one.
I'd discuss with him what he would would actually like to get you pregnant - and why. Ask him his true feelings - would it make him more satisfied or happy if he got you pregnant. If he's honest and you word the question right - the internal desire will come out.
Then, the question is how do you feel about him and potentially having a child with him? How does he feel about preventing or pursuing his desire at this time.
Also, is he a decent enough guy that you would like to continue for now - only you now know that you have to be responsible for birth control as he will "unintentionally" slip up things when he has a chance.
These desires do not in themselves make him a bad person. A lot of men have them at some point in their lives.
I wish you well with this,
Perry
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Thanks for this Perry. It was very insightful. I think i'll take on board your advice and instead of straight up asking him if it's a joke, be more intellectual about it and go about it a better way.
I will definitely be responsible when it comes to birth control for sure and i'll keep my eye on what i'm doing and what he is doing. I don't believe for a second he is a bad person either so i agree with you on this.
Thanks very much! :)