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Sex & Meth

Does it make you feel sexual?

ANSWER: Yes meth can make you feel sexual. Some people use it to boost their sex drive, prolong sex play and delay orgasm. But for others, meth can have the opposite affect and they become less interested in having sex. Meth can also prevent men from having and/or keeping an erection and prevent women from having orgasms. For both men and women though, the delay of having an orgasm can sometimes last too long and can become quite painful. The sexual effects of meth are most likely related to the way hormones and neurotransmitters two types of body chemicals interact with each other.

Generally speaking, sexually charged images, thoughts and places cause the body to produce sex hormones chemicals that increase sexual arousal and excitement. Meth, on the other hand, causes the release of neurotransmitters the nervous system chemicals that boost energy and concentration. So, if a person uses meth in a sexually charged environment, neurotransmitters combine with sex hormones which will boost sexual arousal and performance. But over the course of the high, the levels of these chemicals shift and change and the result is not always ideal. High levels of certain neurotransmitters actually impede arousal and performance.

Answer provided by Alice.

Question: Does meth make women feel sexual?

Alice's Answer: For some people it does (both men and women) and for others, it has the opposite effect.

CRYSTAL & SEX

When it comes to sex, crystal is a drug of contradictions. Some men use crystal to boost their sex drive, prolong sex play and delay orgasm. But many men also experience “crystal dick” (can't keep a hard-on). For guys who do keep hard, the delay of orgasm can last too long and become painful. The sexual effects of crystal are probably related to the way hormones and neurotransmitters— two types of body chemicals — interact with each other.

Generally speaking, sexually charged images, thoughts and places cause the body to produce sex hormones — chemicals that increase sexual arousal and excitement. Crystal, on the other hand, causes the release of neurotransmitters —nervous system chemicals that boost energy and concentration. If a person uses crystal in a sexually charged environment, neurotransmitters combine with sex hormones to boost sexual arousal and performance. But over the course of a high, levels of these chemicals shift and change. The result is not always ideal. High levels of certain neurotransmitters actually impede arousal and performance. The result is crystal dick and delayed orgasm.

Sperm

My boyfriend uses meth,
and I was wondering if that has anything to do with my sexual organs,
when he releases inside of me does it damage my body?
Also, I have lost a sever amount of weight, in 2 years and I am doing nothing different.

Answer: Good question and the answer is NO. Your boyfriend's sperm does not have enough meth in it to cause any damage to your organs. Some people are sensitive to their partners body fluids who use meth and their skin can get irritated by meth in the sweat and/or sperm which causes a rash. These rashes usually go away in a few days. If they persist, then it is always wise to get some medical treatment by a doctor or other medical professional.

With regards to your weight, I do not know of any connection this would have with your boyfriends meth use. You should go see a doctor right away and have some tests run to make sure you do not have something else going on. Sever weight gain or lose could be a sign of a serious health problem.

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