What happens in the process and is it worth the risk?
There are people who deliberately use drugs to stimulate themselves sexually. They find that sex under drugs, for example sex on coke, is more beautiful than normal sex without the intoxication. But is this really true or just an assertion?
Sex on coke: what do those affected report about it?
Unlike CBD in the brain, which has no psychoactive effects, coke, colloquially known as cocaine, has a massive effect on the entire body. Sex life is also affected. Sex on coke has both positive and negative aspects. However, as with all drugs, the negative changes that coke causes outweigh the positive ones.
First, however, comes the positive effects that are caused by the consumption of the drug during sex on coke. By taking cocaine, the desire is increased. Men and women feel an indomitable desire for sex. This is promoted by a euphoric mood. Those affected feel like Superman or Wonderwoman. Nothing seems impossible. Compared to sex without coke, the stamina increases enormously.
For example, whores reported that a client on coke can have sex with two women for hours and fuck them both until they are completely exhausted. Men and women experience orgasm much more intensely when having sex on cocaine. Therefore, it is not surprising that many use coke as a drug for sexual stimulation.
Sex on coke: the negative aspects
As awesome as the positive effects may be, the negative effects outweigh the positive effects when having sex on coke. This already starts with the fact that the stimulating effect of the drug only lasts for a short time. If it wears off, the high is followed by a hangover. To get back into a euphoric mood, supplies are needed soon. However, coke is an expensive drug. This increases the procurement pressure on the dependents enormously. But that’s just in passing.
Coke changes the consciousness
Unlike CBD, which produces no effect in the brain, coke massively interferes with consciousness. Addicts lose control over themselves and their actions. They become disinhibited and take high risks during sex. This includes, for example, unprotected sex with strangers or unprotected anal sex. Sex on cocaine is hard and reckless. It is not uncommon for sexual assaults and crimes to occur. This includes, for example, sex with minors or rape. Hard unprotected sex increases the risk of infection with STDs or even HIV. Pregnancies are often the result of uninhibited sex on coke.
What does coke do in the body?
This stuff is a real devil’s drug. On the one hand, it increases sexual pleasure, but on the other hand, it prevents you from reaching orgasm. In men, coke causes erectile dysfunction in the longer term. This can get to the point where an erection becomes impossible without assistance. Women do not get wet even with strong stimulation, so sex on coke is not exactly a pleasure for them either. The gap between increased pleasure and decreased potency leads to growing frustration and ultimately aggression towards the partner. In the long run, many relationships fail because of these conflicts. Added to this is the problem of acquisitive crime.
Men commit thefts, burglaries and robberies to get money for coke and women prostitute themselves. Since they know hardly any taboos when having sex on coke, they expose themselves, their children and their partner to high health risks. In the long run, hardly any relationship survives sex on cocaine. Who wants to live with someone who is willing to have sex with the first person who crosses their path or raids their accounts and sells household items to get money for coke?
What does CBD do in the brain?
The answer is simple: nothing at all. CBD is derived from hemp, but it is not a drug. It has no influence on consciousness and is not addictive. On the contrary, CBD has many positive influences on the body. It relieves chronic pain, helps with sleep disorders and reduces stress. CBD also has positive effects during sex. It promotes blood flow to the mucous membranes of the penis and vagina. This makes them more sensitive to sexual stimuli. The pleasure becomes more intense and both have more fun, unlike sex on cocaine without negative consequences. That being said, CBD is legal. It is sold in the form of creams, ointments and capsules in pharmacies and reputable online stores.
Considering all aspects, one can only advise against sex on coke. The few positive effects are short-term, while the negative influences can destroy one’s own life and that of loved ones from the surrounding community.
Coke as an orgasm enhancer?
Sprinkle a pinch of cocaine on glans and the thing stands like one. Is this a hippie myth, or is there actually something to it? This question is explored here. The white gossip powder is not only to loosen the tongue, but is also to turn on mightily. It also increases the propensity for promiscuity.
Being promiscuous means: women and men alike engage in sex quickly and tend to change sex partners frequently. “A noseful of coke and you’ll get them around faster…” is rumored. All natural inhibitions fall through the drug. Hitting on someone in a bar runs like a charm. Suddenly you become incredibly inventive with your choice of words. Before you know it, you find yourself together in a wild fuck in the toilet. Of course, also to “reload”, because the effect of cocaine does not last long. Coke only gives you the deceptive feeling of omnipotence and omnipotence for a short time.
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Cockily, one drink after the other is ordered, no matter what it costs. Alcohol doesn’t seem to affect you when you’re “on it.” Afterwards, the cab may take them to the hotel for more crazy sex on coke. It should not be the cheapest dosshouse then either. Why not book a luxury suite with whirlpool in the “Hilton”? Drunk with gigantomania and devoid of all reason, the lust orgy is celebrated there without a thought.
So-called connoisseurs of the scene claim: a pinch of cocaine on the man’s glans, more precisely on the small opening in front (called ostium urethrae externum), is supposed to guarantee an unimagined orgasmic experience. In women, an adequate effect is achieved by stimulating the clitoris with coke on the finger. Also, the female nipples erect faster if you put some of the white powder on it to lick it off. As a result, the areolas contract extremely and the nipples become hard like kettle rivets. She will moan loudly with pleasure and have almost infinite multiple orgasms.
Yes, there really is something to it. The only question is, at what price? Isn’t it possible to experience cosmic orgasms in other ways? Does it have to be sex on coke? The protagonists have no idea that this short-lived intoxication is only “borrowed happiness”.
The delusion is short – the regret is long
No matter what you do, there is an unwritten universal law in this world. You have to pay for everything! Cocaine is not only one of the most expensive drugs in the world, but it also costs you dearly.
Eric Clapton, a world-class musician, knows a thing or two about this in his song “Cocaine.” “When your thing don’t stand up no more and you still want to keep riding, cocaine,” the lyrics say. Clapton admonishes that the stuff makes you impotent in the long run. No other drug, except heroin, makes you as psychologically and physically dependent and broken as coke. Sooner or later, you simply become a mindless slave to this intoxicant. The substance drives you into the final madness. Sex on coke or not. Quickly, the omnipotent fucker becomes a wimp and the willing mare becomes a dry cunt.
Hollywood stars warn
In the Hollywood blockbuster “The Wolf of Wallstreet,” we can experience the rise and fall of Jordan Belfort, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, up close – if only on the big screen. There are wild coke parties with hookers during the lunch break at the brokerage agency. In the private jet, high above the clouds, Luzi goes off during rampant sex orgies. Also unforgettable is the scene when DiCaprio, fully stoned, tries to drive home in his Maserati. The end of the story: Belfort ends up in jail, totally impoverished – everything is back to “zero”. This drama about sex on coke and quick money, according to the Hollywood writers, is based on a true story.
How life-threatening the “sex on coke practices” described above in the text can become, we see in the example of Mia Wallace, played by Uma Thurman in the classic film “Pulp Fiction”. After the wild dance with Vincent Vega (John Travolta), sex on coke doesn’t even happen. Mia falls down like dead before. Blood flows from her nose. In fact, spontaneous brain hemorrhage and sudden heart failure are among the most common causes of death among “cokeheads.” On top of that, the coveted drug is being distributed by low-life, unscrupulous dealers. Components of up to 30% aspirin at best, but also of rat poison, pipe cleaner, even old neon tubes ground into powder (no joke), have been detected in the laboratories of drug investigators. Basically, you don’t know what you’re actually putting through your nose.
Tantric love art as an alternative
In ancient Asian scriptures you can find valuable instructions on how to increase sexual pleasure. Through certain breathing and meditation techniques, one can loosely reach the upper spheres, the highest heavens of orgasm much better.
Harmonious vibrations, carried by true love energy, let the quivering bodies merge with the universe. Once you’ve experienced it, you instantly swear off the profane “sex on coke.”
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