Cannabis cake enhancing male sexual performance?

[NotWise]

Hi, I want to include a sub-plot in a story about a man eating a cannabis cake. I want to know if this would a) enhance or inflame a man's sexual performance; or b) kill it stone dead (like alcohol and 'brewers droop')? I have no experience of recreational drugs and no-one to ask, so any guidance would be much appreciated. A few years ago in England there was a criminal case reported where a middle aged woman baked a cannabis cake for a male friend and took it to a village fete to give it to him. He shared it amongst friends at the fete and it ended up being given innocently to several elderly men who didn't know what was in it and had never used cannabis before. Anyway, they ended up keeling over or delirious and the emergency services were called followed by a police investigation and the woman who baked the cake was hauled before the courts. That made me think about my story where I want a woman to bribe a teacher with a cannabis cake which inflames his libido. If not cannabis, is there another recreational drug that could be mixed in a cake to the same effect? Any help would be much appreciated.

Getting back on track.

It's been awhile, but I recall that pot has no particular effect on sex. It can, but it's in the perception of the user.

 

[MelissaBaby]

Nope, it was his favorite late 19th-century philosopher, whose picture he used if that helps. I forgot the name.

Anton Bruckner

 

[MillieDynamite]

Anton Bruckner

Bingo, you won the prize! Hopefully, it isn't a paid weekend with Tilan.

 

[ElectricBlue]

It's not only the posts on the forum that can be removed; he also removes comments he previously made at stories. I think that's a really bad change for the website, to allow that.

How can you remove your own comments? I don't see a way to do that.

More likely, the author has deleted them, or they've been reported. ??

 

[lovecraft68]

Interesting 'Favorites' list.


It's not only the posts on the forum that can be removed; he also removes comments he previously made at stories. I think that's a really bad change for the website, to allow that.

I didn't know you could now delete story comments that you posted.

Yeah, not a great move. They leave something nasty then remove it so if it was reported by the time the site can get around to it, its gone.
I agree, bad move, and another that just seems to help the trolls and be a detriment to the authors.

 

[lovecraft68]

If you had more than a few brain cells, you would know that if you mix up the letters L A T I N, you get…View attachment 2203738

And now you just outed yourself.
Classic.

 

[lovecraft68]

Under 'My Home', 'My Comments', at the end of the list of comments, there's a trash bin, most likely to remove your comments

Yup, you're right. I really have no idea what you can and can't do here.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

Minor?

Pretty much, since there have been a dozen or more article written asking why he is considered a "MINOR" composer. Quoting from one, “Sex, death and dissonance: was the strange, obsessive world of Anton Bruckner. There's no doubt Anton Bruckner was an oddball, a man with an unhealthy interest in dead bodies and teenage girls. But the composer's obsessions and terrors also gave us some astonishing music. A credulous yokel who propositioned girls half his age. A death-obsessed ghoul who kept a photo of his mother's corpse. A cranky, backwards-looking obsessive. The composer of some of the 19th century's greatest, grandest and most ambitious symphonies. Anton Bruckner was all of these things. One thing he wasn't, however, was a writer of beautiful music offering serene escapism."

The point of which was, he wasn't popular. If you aren't popular, you aren't a major composer in any key.

 

[lovecraft68]

And now another post by BonoBeowolf, just to make it more complete?

I think its time the Mod went to Laurel about deploying the big zapper.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

Oh, my god, I just found a wonderful passage that describes Tilan's return.

It was already one in the morning; the rain pattered dismally against the panes, and my candle was nearly burnt out, when, by the glimmer of the half-extinguished light, I saw the dull yellow eye of the creature open; it breathed hard, and a convulsive motion agitated its limbs.

Written by my namesakes daughter, she described that first glimpse of the Monster.

 

[ElectricBlue]

Under 'My Home', 'My Comments', at the end of the list of comments, there's a trash bin, most likely to remove your comments

Well there you go, ta.

Shows how often I've ever felt a need to remove a comment. But then, I pause on my stupids before I send them. It's a pity others don't do that.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

So much layman's nonsense.

Since he came from a poor rural family and photography was expensive in his time, the only time his mother was photographed was after her death, and he probably kept it.

He was devoutly religious and wanted to marry only a virgin, hence his "so-called interest" in young girls - he died a virgin. All of his unusual behavioral characteristics have a name that was not known at the time - he was on the spectrum.

He was a late bloomer. He only became famous at the age of 50. But when he died at the age of 72 he was admired by his peers. He was and still is very popular with anyone with ears and a brain.

The argument that If you aren't popular, you aren't a major composer in any key is just dumb.

Tom Service is hardly a layman. And while you should know dumb, being you personify dull-witted oafishness, you apparently mistake genius in others for you own flawed self-obsessed stupidity.

 

[MillieDynamite]

Minor?

I stand by my comment. Minor, as in not so well known, not a big deal, not an A-lister.

 

[lovecraft68]

I stand by my comment. Minor, as in not so well known, not a big deal, not an A-lister.

Nor an A Litster.

 

[MillieDynamite]

And let us examine your penchant to take a conversation about one thing and turn it all about you. There isn't enough pot in the world to blot out your own strangeness (hence your love of a truly disturbing man).

 

[jehoram]

At the risk of tearing the conversation away from what everybody else wants to talk about, I will attempt to actually answer the OP's question.

As has been remarked elsewhere, the effects of weed depend largely on the strain, concentration and social setting of the occasion. So blanket statements are suspect up-front.

I will comment on my own experience. In small dosages, weed makes it easier to prolong the performance, in that it allows me to focus on other things besides the tactile sensation that my penis is enjoying. I read somewhere that it's kind of like thinking about bills or taking out the garbage or anything but the act in progress, but far more pleasant. I don't think it really enhances the actual sensation of an orgasm, at least to me. But it does reduce performance anxiety by taking stress more out of the picture.

In larger dosages, it does make it more difficult to get hard and stay there. I just want to pass out and sleep.

I can't comment on what the news story said, except that it seems suspect to me on the surface, unless the concentrations were clearly much higher than you'd usually find in baked goods.

Nor would I see it "inflaming a guy's libido." But if he responded by being more susceptible to a woman's seduction, particularly if the woman came on strong to him with a bit of petting, it wouldn't strike me as too unreal. I think he'd know that he was getting stoned, though.

The women I've fucked do seem to experience heightened sexual stimulation and the ability to get into the moment and stay there, possibly due to the same thing that attracts them to booze... they give themselves the license to put their hang-ups away for a little while.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

Any drug, even alcohol can enhance or hinder experiences of all kinds. It's all about the amount and strength of the product. I find the best drug for sex is my mind.

 

[Bramblethorn]

Hi, I want to include a sub-plot in a story about a man eating a cannabis cake. I want to know if this would a) enhance or inflame a man's sexual performance; or b) kill it stone dead (like alcohol and 'brewers droop')? I have no experience of recreational drugs and no-one to ask, so any guidance would be much appreciated. A few years ago in England there was a criminal case reported where a middle aged woman baked a cannabis cake for a male friend and took it to a village fete to give it to him. He shared it amongst friends at the fete and it ended up being given innocently to several elderly men who didn't know what was in it and had never used cannabis before. Anyway, they ended up keeling over or delirious and the emergency services were called followed by a police investigation and the woman who baked the cake was hauled before the courts. That made me think about my story where I want a woman to bribe a teacher with a cannabis cake which inflames his libido. If not cannabis, is there another recreational drug that could be mixed in a cake to the same effect? Any help would be much appreciated.

At the risk of bringing things back on topic [ha, I see @jehoram made the same crack while I was writing this]: Erowid is a great source of personal accounts of drug experiences, though at a glance I can't tell from the summaries whether any of them specifically address this question.

This study is more specifically relevant. From a brief skim, it looks as if cannabis tends to increase libido while potentially impairing erection, but effects aren't huge. For an individual it could probably go either way. If he's already attracted but too nervous to act on it, cannabis might reduce those inhibitions, if that's how you want your story to go.

 

[ElectricBlue]

This study is more specifically relevant. From a brief skim, it looks as if cannabis tends to increase libido while potentially impairing erection, but effects aren't huge. For an individual it could probably go either way. If he's already attracted but too nervous to act on it, cannabis might reduce those inhibitions, if that's how you want your story to go.

What might be more pertinent for the OP to consider, is that if he's got no personal experience of drug use and its effects, that's going to show in a story, no matter how much research he does.

There are some instances, I think, where you've got to have done something yourself, to fictionalise the experience credibly. I could write dope or mushrooms, for example, having done those, but I'd never try to write coke or smack, because I don't have a clue about their effects, personally.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

At the risk of bringing things back on topic [ha, I see @jehoram made the same crack while I was writing this]: Erowid is a great source of personal accounts of drug experiences, though at a glance I can't tell from the summaries whether any of them specifically address this question.

This study is more specifically relevant. From a brief skim, it looks as if cannabis tends to increase libido while potentially impairing erection, but effects aren't huge. For an individual it could probably go either way. If he's already attracted but too nervous to act on it, cannabis might reduce those inhibitions, if that's how you want your story to go.

Oh, please, let us continue on the subject. If it weren't so personal, I'd tell you about my husband. And if there was chance my first hubby would read it, I'd tell about his adverse reactions to pot in the sex department.

 

[MillieDynamite]

What might be more pertinent for the OP to consider, is that if he's got no personal experience of drug use and its effects, that's going to show in a story, no matter how much research he does.

There are some instances, I think, where you've got to have done something yourself, to fictionalise the experience credibly. I could write dope or mushrooms, for example, having done those, but I'd never try to write coke or smack, because I don't have a clue about their effects, personally.

I've seen the effects of coke, smack, heroin, speed, ice, and other drugs on people, so much I believe I could write a story well with a drug element in it. I avoided all that shit. Booze and pot were as strong as I ever got. I knew a woman who'd have sold her soul for crystal meth or her kids. The sad thing about that is she was hooked by the second time she used it.

 

[TheRedChamber]

If he ate an edible he's too much of a loser to want sex. He'll stick to eating Taco Bell and playing The Last of Us because according to the stoner kid who works for me video games are so much cooler when you're high, or low, or whatever effect it has.

Not a Real Gamer (TM) - Arcade Cabinets told us that 'Winners don't do Drugs' back in the 90's and you bet we all took that to heart.

Oh wait, you said The Last of Us. Fine, any substance that can dull the tedium of having to play that is to be injested immediately.

(I'm beginning to suspect that all you issues with gamers do trace back to this one kid, who, in fairness, does sound like a douche.)

 

[TheRedChamber]

So much layman's nonsense.

Since he came from a poor rural family and photography was expensive at the time, the only time his mother was photographed was after her death, and he probably kept the picture.

He was devoutly religious and wanted to marry only a virgin, hence his "so-called interest" in young girls - he died a virgin. All of his unusual behavioral characteristics have a name that was not known at the time - he was on the spectrum.

He was a late bloomer. He only became famous at the age of 50. But when he died at the age of 72 he was admired by his peers. He was and still is very popular with anyone with ears and a brain.

The argument that If you aren't popular, you aren't a major composer in any key is just dumb.

I have ears and a brain and I find him the most tedious of the major composers. His symphonies are about as pleasant as getting hit over the head with a trombone for an hour.

I'm reminded about Brahm's comment about another composer (Raff). It went something like "The only people who should be forced to listen to his symphonies are his students, and only then to make them understand why they are wasting their money" - and I like Raff a hell of a lot more than I like Bruckner.

My! Aren't I opinionated today? Luckily that's all they are. Opinions.

 

[MillieDynamite]

I have ears and a brain and I find him the most tedious of the major composers. His symphonies are about as pleasant as getting hit over the head with a trombone for an hour.

I'm reminded about Brahm's comment about another composer (Raff). It went something like "The only people who should be forced to listen to his symphonies are his students, and only then to make them understand why they are wasting their money" - and I like Raff a hell of a lot more than I like Bruckner.

My! Aren't I opinionated today? Luckily that's all they are. Opinions.

But Buckner, despite Tilan's insistence, isn't considered a major composer. With good reason, he's painful to listen to. And while he may have been brilliant, he's anything but admirable, wasn't popular, and hasn't stood the test of time.

 

[AlexBailey]

Hi, I want to include a sub-plot in a story about a man eating a cannabis cake. I want to know if this would a) enhance or inflame a man's sexual performance; or b) kill it stone dead (like alcohol and 'brewers droop')? I have no experience of recreational drugs and no-one to ask, so any guidance would be much appreciated. A few years ago in England there was a criminal case reported where a middle aged woman baked a cannabis cake for a male friend and took it to a village fete to give it to him. He shared it amongst friends at the fete and it ended up being given innocently to several elderly men who didn't know what was in it and had never used cannabis before. Anyway, they ended up keeling over or delirious and the emergency services were called followed by a police investigation and the woman who baked the cake was hauled before the courts. That made me think about my story where I want a woman to bribe a teacher with a cannabis cake which inflames his libido. If not cannabis, is there another recreational drug that could be mixed in a cake to the same effect? Any help would be much appreciated.

Another serious answer to the OP’s question:

First off, Joraham wrote the best response so far.

Weed is an aphrodisiac for me in that it increases my desire for touch and intimacy while also decreasing my energy level, and different strains have varying effects.

There is a happy medium that can be diminished by taking too much. Unfortunately it is very easy to have way too much by ingesting it. Those who are inexperienced won’t know how to gauge how much is too much until it’s already been metabolized, often making for a truly miserable experience.

It also affects people very differently from one to another. I know people who I can’t stand to be around when they’re high, and others who are unbearable without it.

And fuck all ya all who think weed is only for dummies. I know surgeons and other brilliant and very high output people who are very into it. Sure it’s a crutch and easy to abuse when used wrongly, but just like any recreational pursuit it can have many different benefits and drawbacks.

High sex with someone else who also enjoys high sex is a great experience, but it’s not for everyone.