sex on opiates (generally)

[Henfer]

hello fello' guys,

this is a serious question!!
just a question, hopefully not asked yet..

if swim does his favourite opiate....he can have sex, no problem (in terms of erection), but he does not feel really anything down there, and also just can't "come to an end".... so having sex for hours and hours is no problem, but no ending is also no good swim thinks...

this is true for swim with tramadol, vicodin, and tilidin.... swim does not consume other opiates, and his tolerance isn't high nor is he physically addicted (doing it only very occasionally...to not get addicted!).

is this problem known to swiy?

[fnord]

yup this is a common thing for people useing opiates,decreased sex drive/inability to orgasim.just avoid doing opiates on night you plahn on having sexual encounters

[Henfer]

just as a sidenote.... swim managed to get an orgasm while being on opiates... however it took some long time.. but it was much more intense (swim's trying to be honest and serious, as swim's also anonymous here, and really hopes no one is offended....) than "usually"....

seconds after... swim got a heavy rush of blood into his head and was just like "wow" ...it's definately a lot of "work", and maybe the intensity is not worth it, but swim wants to trade this experience to you.

does anyone have similar or even totally different experiences than this?

[Wflash]

Depends on the dose a bit. Too much and sex is out of the question anyway. A bit less and you go and go.

Which on the face of it might seem like a good thing. But in actuality you get a concerned partner. "Is there something wrong? Am I doing something wrong?" And SWI any of us end up either going "Look - I'm full of drugs" or having to try and fake it.

[Swimster]

Tramadol is great for sex. However other opiates, like stronger ones, can be
quote "impossible"! At least this is from what most swiys tell swim.

[Henfer]

Originally Posted by Wflash

Depends on the dose a bit. Too much and sex is out of the question anyway. A bit less and you go and go.

Which on the face of it might seem like a good thing. But in actuality you get a concerned partner. "Is there something wrong? Am I doing something wrong?" And SWI any of us end up either going "Look - I'm full of drugs" or having to try and fake it.

that's absolutely right, and also swim doesn't do opiates anymore if his girlfriend will be around... however, the experience swim described in his last post in this thread was... more of a "solo"-thing.

pretty sure this can lead to... severe damage... in your hand.. like that "mouse"-hand you get if you're working on the computer for too much.

[paranoid_android]

SwiPA, the disgusting prevert that he is, tried for almost two hours, solo mode, trying to achieve liftoff. It was impossible and he ended up addicted to cocoa butter lotion.

[oxalot]

This seems a reletively simple problem solved by not doing opiates on sex night. But some have another problem which a little hard to talk about, when one has done opiates very long term there is a definite physiological decrease in testosterone production. If some of those out there are new to the opiate game it is not a good idea to persue it as a career move if you want to continue an active sex life. Unfortunately ther are tose who are in chronic pain or just don't want to quit for diverse reasons. and then one must turn to the medical community to help out. Testosterone injections weekly and viagra or equivalent are necessary to keep up the regular activities of sex. Sometimes your partner gets frustrated sometimes you do. But having said this as awarning to all who fall to the clutches of long term opiate use SWIM can say that it can also be some othe best sex going at times. All the medical help is just that on many occasions so don't leave out this absolutely necessary part of long term opiate use. It is embarassing at first to talk about these problems but there is help for those who need it. For those on CP meds if you have a descent Dr. he will warn you up front that this is a risk. but those who seek their opiates otherwise may not know about this and SWIM hopes this helped.