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Welcome to my early midlife crisis I do all this just for fun. And yes, my butt, and everything else, is natural (35f, 5'6",145lbs, have two kids). When I was younger, I had tons of distress about whether I was attractive or not. Now, I have embraced my imperfections and feel more confident about myself. But I really hope that in the future I can just entirely accept and love my body and not think so much about whether it is beautiful or not ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| Occasionally here on reddit people suggest that I work out more because I look out of shape or too soft. But the thing is, I have been physically active for years and work hard at the gym and thought that I looked healthy in a realistic way. But I guess that these comments still sort of seep in to my mind, and I start getting much more critical about how I look soft, especially my stomach ||||||||||| I think it turns me on the idea that some men find me attractive and want to have sex with me ... I have always felt like that. Also, in real life I am more attracted to men who act "lustful" I guess, like looking at my body.|||||||||||Even though my body has some signs of having kids and getting older, I actually feel more confident in my appearance and sexuality than ever before. I spent my entire youth nitpicking and being upset about my appearance, and not really feeling confident enough to try to be sexy. So now I am trying to make up for lost time!|||||||||Honestly, male attention for me sky rocketed after I had kids ???? before, I thought of myself as pretty but not particularly sexy. Maybe because I was very thin. There is a stereotype that pregnancy makes your body “worse”, but I have heard from many people they feel it makes women hotter
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