11-25-2024, 02:31 PM
I’ve tried smoking weed during sex a few times, and it definitely doesn’t have the same effect on me as it does for others. Honestly, I get really relaxed, but not in a sexy way. Instead of feeling heightened or more aroused, I end up getting way too chill, and it’s hard for me to focus. My partner loves it, though, and she seems to get way more into it when we’re both smoking. We’ve tried different strains to see if one works better than the other, but I think it’s really just about how your body reacts. Some Sativa strains make me feel more awake and in the mood, but it’s not always consistent.
It’s funny how one person can feel super turned on, while another just ends up getting really sleepy. I’ve read that cannabis can lower inhibitions and help people relax into the moment, which might explain why some people experience a boost in arousal. But for me, that doesn’t always happen. I’ve tried strains like Pineapple Express and Blue Dream, but they just leave me wanting to binge-watch a show instead of being intimate. I’m sure it has something to do with how I personally respond to THC.
However, I do agree with others that the right strain can make a big difference. Some people swear by certain types of weed to enhance their sex life, while others, like me, end up with the opposite experience. The key seems to be trial and error. My partner and I have learned that experimenting with small doses can help figure out how we both respond, and it's kind of fun to explore together. I just think it’s important not to rely on weed as a crutch for intimacy, and to always make sure you’re connecting emotionally as well.
I’ve also noticed that some people talk about how weed can increase sensitivity, making orgasms feel more intense. That’s not something I’ve experienced, but I do understand the appeal. I think it’s fascinating how different people’s bodies can react to the same substance in completely different ways. In the end, it’s about finding what works for you and your partner, and having fun while you experiment.
It’s funny how one person can feel super turned on, while another just ends up getting really sleepy. I’ve read that cannabis can lower inhibitions and help people relax into the moment, which might explain why some people experience a boost in arousal. But for me, that doesn’t always happen. I’ve tried strains like Pineapple Express and Blue Dream, but they just leave me wanting to binge-watch a show instead of being intimate. I’m sure it has something to do with how I personally respond to THC.
However, I do agree with others that the right strain can make a big difference. Some people swear by certain types of weed to enhance their sex life, while others, like me, end up with the opposite experience. The key seems to be trial and error. My partner and I have learned that experimenting with small doses can help figure out how we both respond, and it's kind of fun to explore together. I just think it’s important not to rely on weed as a crutch for intimacy, and to always make sure you’re connecting emotionally as well.
I’ve also noticed that some people talk about how weed can increase sensitivity, making orgasms feel more intense. That’s not something I’ve experienced, but I do understand the appeal. I think it’s fascinating how different people’s bodies can react to the same substance in completely different ways. In the end, it’s about finding what works for you and your partner, and having fun while you experiment.