“My Husband Stopped Kissing Me After We Got Married” — Pregnant Newlywed Cries Out

A newly married woman has sparked conversations on social media after opening up about changes in her husband’s behaviour just four months after their wedding.

The expectant mother, identified as Chiamaka Maryjane, shared her concerns in a Facebook post, revealing that her husband, who once enjoyed showing affection through kisses during their courtship, has suddenly stopped doing so since they got married.

According to her, she became pregnant while dating her husband, prompting the couple to formalize their relationship before her pregnancy became visibly noticeable.

However, she explained that the pregnancy has come with several challenges that have significantly affected her daily life and physical condition.

Chiamaka disclosed that she has been battling persistent vomiting, extreme fatigue, excessive salivation, and heightened sensitivity to smells since becoming pregnant.

She said the symptoms have been so overwhelming that there are times she struggles to carry out basic activities, including taking regular baths.

The pregnant woman further revealed that because of the excessive saliva production, she often carries a small container around to spit into and sometimes covers her mouth while speaking to avoid embarrassment.

While describing her ordeal, she noted that she has become increasingly worried about her husband’s reaction to her condition.

According to her, she noticed that whenever they become intimate, her husband avoids kissing her and often turns his face away whenever she attempts to kiss him.

She said the behaviour is particularly painful because he was very affectionate and loved kissing her before they got married.

The young wife explained that she eventually confronted him about the issue, but his response left her unsatisfied.

According to her, he simply told her that he was not in the mood for kissing, without offering any further explanation.

Concerned that her pregnancy symptoms may be responsible for the change, Chiamaka wondered whether her husband was avoiding her because of mouth odour, excessive salivation, or other physical changes brought on by pregnancy.

Expressing her sadness, she said she misses the affection they once shared and feels hurt by the sudden withdrawal.

She wrote that she enjoys kissing as part of their romantic relationship and is struggling to understand why her husband no longer reciprocates.

The post has since attracted numerous reactions online, with many social media users advising her to have an open and honest conversation with her husband about her concerns.

Others suggested that the physical and emotional changes associated with pregnancy may be affecting both partners differently and encouraged the couple to communicate openly to avoid misunderstandings.

The story has also sparked broader discussions about marriage, intimacy, and the challenges couples sometimes face while adjusting to pregnancy and family life.