11-25-2024, 02:31 PM
For me, weed definitely increases my sexual arousal, but it really depends on the strain. When I smoke the right one, I can instantly feel more in tune with my body. It’s like my senses are heightened, and I’m much more aware of touch, taste, and everything around me. Orgasms feel way more intense and satisfying because of how much more sensitive I am. This might be TMI, but I tend to crave sex more when I’m baked, whether it's partnered or solo. Some strains, like Pineapple Express, give me that euphoric and energetic high, which makes me feel more playful and in the mood for intimacy. I’ve even noticed that I become more adventurous in the bedroom. It’s definitely something that enhances my experience.
The interesting part is how cannabis can have the opposite effect on some people. My wife, for example, feels relaxed but not particularly turned on. It makes me wonder how much the strain really matters when it comes to arousal. She tends to get a little disconnected when she smokes, which is fine, but it’s crazy how cannabis can make some people feel calm while others, like me, get super aroused. I think it’s all about finding the right strain for each person.
I’ve heard a lot about how cannabis works with the endocannabinoid system, which could explain the intense pleasure I feel. THC seems to boost mood and sensitivity, making everything feel better. That heightened awareness is definitely one of the reasons I enjoy it so much. The relaxation and lowered inhibitions also make me more comfortable, which helps me enjoy intimacy with my partner even more.
What I’d say to anyone new to this is: don’t expect every strain to have the same effect. I recommend experimenting with different strains to see what works best for you. For me, anything with a bit of a Sativa-dominant influence, like Blue Dream or Super Lemon Haze, is perfect for staying energized and keeping the vibe lively. Everyone’s experience is different, but for me, it’s a game-changer when it comes to enhancing intimacy.
The interesting part is how cannabis can have the opposite effect on some people. My wife, for example, feels relaxed but not particularly turned on. It makes me wonder how much the strain really matters when it comes to arousal. She tends to get a little disconnected when she smokes, which is fine, but it’s crazy how cannabis can make some people feel calm while others, like me, get super aroused. I think it’s all about finding the right strain for each person.
I’ve heard a lot about how cannabis works with the endocannabinoid system, which could explain the intense pleasure I feel. THC seems to boost mood and sensitivity, making everything feel better. That heightened awareness is definitely one of the reasons I enjoy it so much. The relaxation and lowered inhibitions also make me more comfortable, which helps me enjoy intimacy with my partner even more.
What I’d say to anyone new to this is: don’t expect every strain to have the same effect. I recommend experimenting with different strains to see what works best for you. For me, anything with a bit of a Sativa-dominant influence, like Blue Dream or Super Lemon Haze, is perfect for staying energized and keeping the vibe lively. Everyone’s experience is different, but for me, it’s a game-changer when it comes to enhancing intimacy.