Due in no small part to the current state of the world and, more specifically, the series of UK wide lockdowns preventing any form of socialising, interaction with handsome strangers, or, crucially, getting within two meters of anyone you don’t already share a toilet seat with, I currently find myself in the torrid and frosty grip of the longest ‘dry spell’ of my life.
Which is to say quite simply; since losing my virginity, this is the single longest stretch of time I have lived through without having sex.
And I am *not* coping well.
Previous such dry spells have always been relatively easy things to remedy. Boyfriends would be a mere stones throw away and rarely requires more than a single consonant uttered in their direction before they’d be over and pants down. Frankly saying any word beginning with ‘F’ that sounded like a question was usually sufficient to provoke a response. Alternatively, if I was single and feeling the familiar pang of lonely loins I’d pop on a HIAATAMT dress (‘Hi, I’m Alice And These Are My Tits’, for the uninitiated) and head for an evening of socialising at a bar, and the situation would, eventually, come to its own happy conclusion.