C-section scar

Is there anyone else who finds a c-section scars attractive? Obviously, I do not mean an open wound but just a normal scar - long or short, thin or thick.

In my opinion it enhances feminity and such mother looks like a hero to me 😃. Please, do not get me wrong as I am aware that natural delivery might be harder and even more heroic. It's just this slight feature on the skin that shouts - I am a female and a mother! A massive turn-on!

Regarding a scar in that location: be aware that a bikini line scar is not always from a c-section. I myself have one from a surgery to remove 2 ovarian cysts.

However, I do agree that it takes strength for a woman to have abdominal surgery like that and immediately have to look after a new baby!

You are right, I have just googled "ovarian cyst scar" and it looks very similar. I wouldn't tell a difference and would be turned on either way. 😃

Yes, and this is what makes this scar even sexier!

I tell her all the time.. those scars tell a story. And I love the story!

I can tell you my wife is quite the trooper.

She had both our daughters c-section. My second daughter was five years younger than the first. No matter how much I tried to help it was a heavy load on her. She was also breastfeeding.

The result of one incision on top of the other has left her with a heavy scar. Both had to be vertical due to the size and position of the baby.

Scars are a part of both our lives. Her from child birth. Me from the war.

I actually think I had it easier.

On behalve of C section mums, thank you. I had my C section 18 years ago. Due date was 12th but as I had not gone into labour yet they gave me a C section on the 25th. Turns out his head was bigger than my birth channel so they should never have been inducing me for the three days they did. I was.told not to lift anything heavy for 12 weeks. I asked what they described as " heavy" apparently they meant the weight of a full kettle. I than pointed out I just gave birth to a 10lb4oz ( 4.6 kg ) baby and would need to lift him in and out of his cot etc

@Secret_sub Wow! I hope that you have recovered well. Now that's a mommy to take care of! If I was in your husband's shoes, I would take a pleasure from serving my "Queen". 😃

@jhenson16

Scars are a part of both our lives. Her from child birth. Me from the war.

I actually think I had it easier.

Well said!

There's a saying that in the end, we all become our wounds. They tell a life story of what happened, and any partner should accept that story just as they accept you. Changing what happened in the past can be tricky.

It's no different to saying we should accept each others bodies in general. Opportunities to change those are quite limited too. Grey hair or wrinkles just shout of life experience to me and should not be hidden. Rather those than some immature young person without those marks but who has never lived.

So wear your scars etc with pride. No worthwhile partner will mind them and if it's the father of your C-section child, he should probably kiss them.

One of my daughter-In-laws had her first three children C-section (May 2012, April 2014, Feb 201😎 and then the next two were natural births (Jan 2020, Jan 2021). After each C-section she asked the doctor to a bit of a tummy tuck while they were down there, but they would not.

I am a lover of C-section and bikini line scars.