Cannabis cake enhancing male sexual performance?

[TheRedChamber]

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.

We could argue about the definition of major and minor, but then I'd only find myself agreeing with Tilan and none of us want that.

Beside, since the thread title was:

Does Cannabis Cake enhance male sexual performance?

and we're now discussing

Was Bruckner a Major Composer?

we're already a lock for Thread Derail of the Year (and it's only January, yay!)

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

When I used pot, I'd get the munchies. Is it sexy to see your girl friend snarf down a hole package of Oreo's? LOL, I think not!

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

Buckner fits this thread, actually, as he was a total wreck as a composer. Filled with self-doubt, trashed his own work, rewrote nearly every thing he composed. If you want to discus one of his works, first you much agree on which version (some upwards of five exist). While he differed from his peers with his apparent humility, his own apparent self-loathing might have been diminished if just had a good hit now and then, of some premo weed, or good whiskey. I have real pity for him. Sexualy inept, (possible virginal), in factuated with school girls (at a time in his life when he shouldn't glance that direction), facinated in an unhealthy way with his mother and death. He had a thing, undefined as it is, with dead bodies, viewing or maybe more, corpses, well that can't be a good deal.

 

[AlexBailey]

When I used pot, I'd get the munchies. Is it sexy to see your girl friend snarf down a hole package of Oreo's? LOL, I think not!

Ever seen a vegan with the munchies? Bring out the celery and peanut butter

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

I hope it doesn't come to that for me.

 

[TheRedChamber]

Buckner fits this thread, actually, as he was a total wreck as a composer. Filled with self-doubt, trashed his own work, rewrote nearly every thing he composed. If you want to discus one of his works, first you much agree on which version (some upwards of five exist). While he differed from his peers with his apparent humility, his own apparent self-loathing might have been diminished if just had a good hit now and then, of some premo weed, or good whiskey. I have real pity for him. Sexualy inept, (possible virginal), in factuated with school girls (at a time in his life when he shouldn't glance that direction), facinated in an unhealthy way with his mother and death. He had a thing, undefined as it is, with dead bodies, viewing or maybe more, corpses, well that can't be a good deal.

Yep, but again, the issue is I'd rather read about Bruckner than listen to him. Not sure about the whiskey, it certainly didn't do Sibelius any good. Weed? Well if was infatuated with school girls his lack of performance was probably a good thing.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

Well, they didn't take to him, LOL. So at least he wasn't a rapist. And I can't imagine anyone desiring to listen to his work.

Yep, but again, the issue is I'd rather read about Bruckner than listen to him. Not sure about the whiskey, it certainly didn't do Sibelius any good. Weed? Well if was infatuated with school girls his lack of performance was probably a good thing.

 

[ElectricBlue]

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.

Well yes, we could probably all have a go at writing about the social aspects of different drugs, but that would hardly be erotic. The OP is seeking advice on the personal and euphoric/inhibitory effects of a drug, which is a slightly different thing, I think - that was my point. I've never experienced a cocaine high, so any attempt to describe one would be derivative at best or more likely, "Stop now, you don't have a clue."

 

[nice90sguy]

The only time I ate dope was when I was seventeen, still living with my father. Like Alice, I'd swallowed a morsel, felt nothing was happening, swallowed some more, then some more, and then it kicked in big time. My heart started racing and I got the shakes. I was so out of it I thought I was imagining it, so I asked my dad if what was happening to me was real. I'd always kept my dope-smoking a secret from him, he was a real old-fashioned military man and did not approve of drug-taking. His reaction was, "did you just smoke a lot of pot?"
He was pretty cool about it.

As to the O.P.'s question, weed improves the pleasure, but not the performance. In my experience, that's true of most recreational drugs, for most activities, whether it's sex, dancing, playing music, or writing.

 

[ElectricBlue]

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[Dr_Strabismus]

My partner likes to get high when we have sex. I like to get low, so it all works out great, she floats up there while I do what I do, undisturbed.

 

[lovecraft68]

I don't give a shit about the police. In the UK, turns plenty of them are active rapists and serious criminals . According to former officers, these guys just sit in their cars near a reported minor crime and have a nice snooze. The UK police couldn't care less if someone's smoking weed. The city centres stink of it and people openly walk around with spliffs. Honestly, if you shed gets burgled for £1000s of gardening equipment they won't even come out to the crime scene, they just report the incident over the 'phone and tell you to claim on the insurance. Rural crime is out of control and farms and smallholdings are under siege.

I used to LOVE weed. It's way better than booze. I'm not sure it makes you perform better in bed , but it might make you believe that you are doing so.

With a note to the OP's name. Do not ride a bike on weed. The 1%-ers do, but, selectively, most are are insanely good riders anyway , so it doesn't matter that much if they are stoned. What it takes their edge off is down to a normal rider's level. Just don't try it.

The US in most places are legalizing it. Many figure that like you said so many people are doing it and the cops don't care, why bother? The truth is its just makes society more docile and dumbed down, add that to the social media addiction and the unquestioning belief in whatever media and politicians you identify with and we're the perfect 1984 society.

I love how its still pushed for medical purposes....yeah okay. Now, it does have some and some people do use it for relief for some health issues. But in most cases the oils etc can be removed and placed in other forms. The people running to buy it are simply stoners addicted to a drug they claim is not a drug and not addictive. Yeah, sure.

meanwhile some of us can deal with reality without help. Before anyone brings up the endless "wahhh but people drinkkkkkkk!" yes, many do, but are they doing it 24/7 in their car at lunch break and walking around little kids reeking of it, and thinking its hilarious to give 8 year old kids contact highs? No...

Also, I quit drinking other than maybe a drink or two around the holidays 15 years ago. I just get to deal with life on an all natural high

 

[ScrappyPaperDoodler]

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?

I don’t know much about weed, but I don’t believe it’s considered a "sex drug."

There are so many weird designer drugs nowadays that you can probably get away with inventing something for your story without it veering into sci-fi or the absurd. You could even make up a fictional strain of cannabis that possesses all the properties you want. Describing how she manages to come into posession of said special drug could add some interesting detail to your story.

Of course, consent matters when you pair any mind-altering substance with sex. I’d give that some thought when considering the tone of the story.

 

[Duleigh]

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;

I asked my stepson who has done extensive research in this field, and he said, "Oh hell yeah man, unless he like, eats the candles."

I wanted to ask his girlfriend if it helped but he hasn't had one for over four years (I guess he can't find one in our basement)

 

[NoJo]

Personally when I hear of someone who's never smoked weed, I shake my head in amazement. That's like meeting someone who hasn't tried alcohol.

Weed was never my thing, even though I've always liked the music that it engenders (Reggae, and endless noodling guitar riffs). I kinda liked the way it... slowed... time.... down....

If cocaine weren't so addictive and physically damaging, that would be my drug. It stops you cumming too fast, and is therefore something I have no use for, at my advanced age.

 

[Hiker66Biker]

I'm a little confused. Are you asking whether cannabis would be likely to increase his desire or improve his performance?

I want to know if cannabis cake would inflame a male libido and enhance his sexual performance, or whether it would destroy it, like excessive alcohol consumption does. My story is based around a teacher being offered various bribes to give pupils good exam results, one bribe being cannabis cake leading to sexual shenanigans with the mother of a pupil (who is offering the cake).

 

[NoJo]

My suggestion is go to Amsterdam, or one of the many US states where it's legal, and experience it for yourself. That's part of the fun of writing -- first hand research!

 

[Blind_Justice]

The cannabis cookies I had made me horny as fuck, but I wasn't any better in bed.

And don't get me started on cocoa spiked with hash. Sure-fire recipe to ruin any sexy date because you'll spend more time on the john than anything...

 

[MelissaBaby]

I want to know if cannabis cake would inflame a male libido and enhance his sexual performance, or whether it would destroy it, like excessive alcohol consumption does. My story is based around a teacher being offered various bribes to give pupils good exam results, one bribe being cannabis cake leading to sexual shenanigans with the mother of a pupil (who is offering the cake).

I would say that it would not so much inflame his libido, as lower his inhibitions. If I were writing the story, he would already be hot for the woman, but too shy or scared to take action. After eating the cake, he would be more likely to do so.

As others have pointed out, it would not be likely to improve his performance, but he would probably think it did.

 

[IWillEndYou]

Personally when I hear of someone who's never smoked weed, I shake my head in amazement. That's like meeting someone who hasn't tried alcohol.

My suggestion is go to Amsterdam, or one of the many US states where it's legal, and experience it for yourself. That's part of the fun of writing -- first hand research!

I'm on this board as a spectator for the most part, but occasionally I weigh in on things. This is an Occasion.

No matter the legalities of using weed in any given location, don't encourage people to experiment with drugs in a public forum, particularly when they haven't expressed a desire for that first-hand experience. The OP only seems to be crowdsourcing anecdotal information. Your suggestion could cause harm, because you never know who else might be reading this thread, their age, their susceptibility to suggestion, and their chances of taking you seriously. As others have pointed out, there are instances of weed triggering schizophrenia and other kinds of pyschosis even after dabbling once.

You're being irresponsible. Stop it.

 

[Bramblethorn]

Personally when I hear of someone who's never smoked weed, I shake my head in amazement.

Hi. We exist!

 

[NoJo]

Hi. We exist!

Good for you! I'd shake you hand, unless you'd think I was trying to slip you something.

 

[NoJo]

there are instances of weed triggering schizophrenia and other kinds of pyschosis even after dabbling once.

Sure, and there are instances of alcohol leading to a lot of deaths, even after dabbling once. Falling off bridges, car crashes etc. And don't get me started on fairground rides, skateboards, scuba equipment, sushi. Even peanuts, I heard, can cause instant death! How they're all still allowed, I really don't know.

Get some perspective. It's legal in a lot of places because the risks are comparatively low.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

I'm on this board as a spectator for the most part, but occasionally I weigh in on things. This is an Occasion.

No matter the legalities of using weed in any given location, don't encourage people to experiment with drugs in a public forum, particularly when they haven't expressed a desire for that first-hand experience. The OP only seems to be crowdsourcing anecdotal information. Your suggestion could cause harm, because you never know who else might be reading this thread, their age, their susceptibility to suggestion, and their chances of taking you seriously. As others have pointed out, there are instances of weed triggering schizophrenia and other kinds of pyschosis even after dabbling once.

You're being irresponsible. Stop it.

This poster has a familiar ring in his response. Who do we know that always takes a counter view, I wonder? If he hadn't been a member so long, I suspect this individual as being someone unpleasant

 

[jehoram]

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"

That reminds me of Mark Twain's comment after hearing an opera: "Wagner's music is better than it sounds."