My Pregnant Desire

Nobody really talks about how horny pregnancy can make you.

In My Pregnant Desire, Diosa Mor opens a soft, sensual confession about pregnancy, masturbation, nature, and the body in transformation. This intimate erotic short follows her through the quiet pulse of everyday desire: waking up in bed, feeling the morning light on her skin, sharing breakfast and touch with her partner, walking alone through nature, entering the river, and slowly returning to herself through self-pleasure.

Part erotic documentary, part visual poem, the film explores pregnancy not as something that softens desire, but as something that can make it louder. Every sensation seems heightened: water, sun, sweat, oil, breath, the brush of a lover’s hand. Diosa’s body becomes a changing landscape, full of new curves, new sensitivity, and a fire she does not want to hide.

As she reflects on the taboo of pregnancy and sexual desire, the film moves with her, through trees, water, skin, memory, and touch. With her partner, desire appears naturally, without performance or pressure. Alone, it becomes even more intimate: a moment of masturbation and self-pleasure shaped by curiosity, tenderness, and deep bodily trust.

My Pregnant Desire is a cinematic meditation on pregnancy sexuality, female desire, and the beauty of a body that is creating life while still craving pleasure. It is sensual, warm, and unhurried, a celebration of what it means to feel radiant not despite change, but because of it.