A sex drought can feel like a much bigger deal for us than our straight counterparts.
LBD is the notion that somehow, after being in a long-term relationship, lesbian and same-sex couples have wayyyy less sex than they used to. You might be wondering how the hell that’s different to a mixed-sex relationship - the truth is, it isn’tA sex drought can happen for a number of reasons, Meg-John explains. “For example, one or both people can feel less sexual if there are periods of sickness, high work stress, or after a trauma or crisis,” they say.
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