Its family feuds, struggling to check all the adult sex gifts
Whether its family feuds, struggling to check all the adult sex gifts off your list, or just running from place to place, it can be overwhelming. And sometimes your libido can suffer.
Good news: you’re not alone. While some people get carried away with the festive atmosphere of adult sex, many may find it throws them off balance and makes them feel like they’re not themselves, in the bedroom or anywhere else. If you’re the kind of person who thinks champagne and parties make you super horny, that’s great, but if not, that’s fine too. The trick is not to panic. The holidays bring with them a lot of different kinds of adult sex that can affect your libido, and it’s super important to understand why you’re feeling a little sluggish. There’s no need to strive to do better or blame you. Maybe you’ll find that taking some time for yourself will solve the problem. Maybe you’ll want to wait until the New Year rolls around. Either way, it’s okay.
Here’s why the holidays may affect your sex drive as an adult: Unless you’re Bing Crosby, the holidays aren’t always the most wonderful time of the year. Yes, that old story. We’ve all experienced it: wanting to please everyone, worrying, thinking about the 200 things we need to do before work tomorrow. And (not a big surprise),
if you suffer from anxiety or depression, holiday stress can make the situation worse. It is an emotional time, after all. Some people also suffer from seasonal affective disorder, which develops during the colder seasons with less sunlight. All these factors can affect your libido, so you are by no means alone.
If you are really struggling to deal with stress or have serious mental health issues, it is time to take some time for yourself. Whether this will help you manage your libido as an adult is secondary. The main priority should be to take some time to recover from all the stress. A low libido as an adult can be a sign that something is wrong and a reminder that you need to take time for your own health and well-being.
