How sex feels while on drugs like - cocaine, marijuana, alcohol, LSD-25

HOW SEX FEELS WITH CERTAIN DRUGS --- SEX WITH DRUGS

Disclaimer- What follows is for educational purposes only. We do not endorse nor promote the use of illegal substances for the purposes of enhancing sexual activities or otherwise.

Alcohol

The only "legal" drug in this short list of mind-altering chemicals, alcohol is widely available in most of the known world. Alcohol is primarily a depressant, although it small doses it may cause free-association that leads to violence where hostility already exists. Alcohol is used in a sexual context to "loosen one up," overcoming inhibitions to proceed to the sexual act itself; however, it's depressant effect may also cause temporary impotence.

Amyl Nitrite

Also known as "poppers," "Rush," "Locker Room," or "Head Cleaner." Currently controlled in the US, although designer variants of butyl nitrite, isobutyl nitrite, and cyclohexyl nitrite are still available in some states. This drug relaxes the smooth muscles of the vascular system, resulting in a momentary "rush" that is primarily the result of oxygen depravation to the brain. Also relaxes the vaginal and anal sphincters and was once popular with gay men for that effect. Produces intense headaches in about a quarter of all users.

Cocaine

Sex on cocaine is frequently described as "the most intense in the world." (Of course, that's said about crystal meth amphetamine, too.) Cocaine elevates the perceived effect of arousal, both male and female. Depression is a common post-high effect. Chronic use leads to full-blown paranoia, psychological dependancy, and impotence.

Marijuana

There is a lot of controversy over marijuana, and has been touted as "the most powerful aphrodisiac in the world." But neither marijuana nor any other drug will create passion where there is none to begin with. Many people who have used marijuana during sex have reported enhanced sensations, longer duration, and increased arousal. However, marijuana may also make sex more difficult because of its tranquilizing effect.

LSD-25

Lysergic Acid Diethyl amide. A powerful psychedelic, most people who have tried to have sex under the influence of LSD have stated that their nervous systems were far too overloaded with basic sensations to try and engage in anything as complex as sex. For those who have succeeded, however, the effect as with all LSD experiences- depending on setting and preconceptions about the experience, it can be exhilarating or terrifying.