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This mum just posted a photo of her and her husband after their ‘quickie’ sex… and every woman in Britain can relate to it

Mel Watts took to Facebook to share a cheeky selfie with her hubby after a "quickie"

A MUM-OF-TWO has been praised online for sharing a cheeky snap of herself after having a "quickie" with her husband while her kids were asleep or at a neighbour's house.

Mel Watts, who is known for her parenting blog posted a selfie with her hubby on Facebook titled: "Did we just have a quickie?"

Mel Watts posted this snap after she had a "quickie" with her husband while one kid was sleeping and another at a neighbour's
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Mel Watts posted this snap after she had a "quickie" with her husband while one kid was sleeping and another at a neighbour'sCredit: Facebook

She wrote: "With one child at the neighbours and a baby asleep in the cot it seemed like a perfect opportunity.

"I mean I've been turning him down for long enough I actually felt bad.

"Knowing it was only going to take a few minutes and I'll have a day of any food I want to eat, listen to any music I want and an early night. Sounds delightful right?"

Mel admitted she usually turns down her husband's "charm" because she's often "tired and exhausted."

Mel admitted she usually turns husband down because she’s often “tired and exhausted"
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Mel admitted she usually turns husband down because she’s often “tired and exhausted"Credit: Facebook
When Mel’s kids are away or having a nap - it’s quickie time
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When Mel’s kids are away or having a nap - it’s quickie time

She revealed: "I'm not normally your day time quickie kinda person but today I thought the amount of effort he has put into every sexual advance it would just be plain mean of me."

Pleased with herself, Mel added: "Now I sit here in my pjs eating a block of chocolate watching a movie knowing I can go to bed without feeling bad..... Totally worth it. Sometimes it's worth just going with it."

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Her post, which received more than 4,000 likes and over 607 comments, struck a chord with many other parents who said they related to her situation.

One mum wrote: "I cannot stop laughing, I'm so glad I'm not the only one who feels like this (sometimes, ok most of the time) I'm so tired."

Her post received more than 4,000 likes and over 607 comments from parents who said they could relate
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Her post received more than 4,000 likes and over 607 comments from parents who said they could relateCredit: Facebook

Another added: "Love this, I totally understand being tired actually exhausted from daily routine of tidying the house working and looking after kids as mothers it's hard to get a minute to ourselves let alone thinking about giving our partner some time."

One dad commented: "I get turned down by my wife more than we actually do make love but I would much rather that then feel like she just let it happen so I'd leave her alone for a few days, saying that I respect you're choice but I'd much prefer my wife wanting it rather then just caving to please me."

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