It's happened to the best of us. We try to be quiet, we hide under the covers, maybe we even lock the door. But somehow our kids catch us having sex anyway.
Hello, trauma!
Well, not to fear. You don't need to worry about scarring your children for life. Just have these 5 explanations for what you were doing instead of having sex ready and they should help get you out of a sticky situation if and when you need it.
1. We're wrestling.
Depending on the position you're in, this seems like a logical one. You
might want to prep your kids in advance by reminding them every now and
then when they're wrestling that parents like to wrestle too. Hey, you
never know when you're going to need to pull that excuse out of your
back pocket.
2. Mommy's getting a horsey ride. Considering how
much kids love getting horsey rides, it should come as no surprise to
them that Mommy would like them too. You may have a tough time
explaining the naked part, but sex can be just as good with your shirt
on, so you might want to refrain from going topless if you're worried
about an accidental discovery.
3. We're playing hide 'n' seek. This is a helpful
explanation if you're enjoying a little oral pleasure. Just make sure
that one or both of you are under the covers. Otherwise, you'll have a
tough time explaining *that* one, especially when you've been telling
them all this time not to be putting anything in their mouths.
4. We're practicing our hugs. Considering the fact
that we encourage kids to practice everything else (because it makes
perfect, right?), what's so wrong about rehearsing how to hug? We want
them to be the best they can be. And by showing them that even parents
need to practice things, we're setting a good example. Ha!
5. Just fitting in a little exercise. This is
actually not too far from the truth. Sure, you only burn like 300
calories an hour having sex -- and let's be honest, what parent is
having sex for that long? -- but you are getting a workout, so I think it's a pretty honest explanation.
Have you ever been caught having sex by your kids? What did you tell them?
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