<human>: A few weeks ago my wife (married <1 year, together for ~5 years) was redecorating our bedroom (something she enjoys doing at the change of the season) and hung 3 picture frames above our headboard. In one of the picture frames, she put a 10x8 picture of our 2 year old niece. The only picture of anyone else but us in our room.

Now there are pictures of our nieces, nephews and other family members all over our house - in our office, in our living room, on our fridge. I have no problem with this, in fact I enjoy them for the most part. It's the picture above the bed that bothers me.

I don't know, to be honest maybe this post better belongs in /r/sex,  but I'm really weirded out by the photo. To me, our bedroom is the place for the two of us to be intimate together. Kind of our "sex temple", you might say. 

We have a roommate renting out our basement, so our bedroom is really the only place for the two of us to be intimate unless the roommate is at work.

I'm told us men are very visually sexual - and the last thing I want to be looking at during intimacy with my wife is a picture of our niece. Instant mood killer for me.

I've managed to avoid "eye-contact" with the picture, and I've expressed my concerns with my wife. She's agreed to let me take the picture down, but she still thinks I'm being weird about it.

I don't know - with all of the antagonism towards men and pedophilia, I just don't want to be mixing what I consider to be a very sexually intimate place with pictures of children.

Then again, will I feel differently when I have kids and want to put pictures of them up around my bedroom? I don't know. Is my anxiety and apprehension about it some kind of subconscious Freudian sign? Does that even make any sense?

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<bot>: My bedroom is the place for sexy time, and pictures of toddlers is not mood-enhancing. Wife thinks I'm weird, but let me take the picture down anyway. Am I being weird about this?