Everything You Should Know About Plants's Effects on Sex
- 1. Does plants improve sexual experiences?
- 2. Plants and its influence on sex drive
- 3. Plants and its effect on orgasms
- 4. Mixed feelings about the use of plants for sex
- 5. The bottom line
You might have noticed, but when we become true stoners, suddenly the world is new again. What do we mean by this? Well, everything that we used to normally do sober, has now become an opportunity of a new activity to try doing stoned.
It can go from the normal joint before going to sleep or enjoying a full meal whilst stoned, to doing chores such as grocery shopping, doing laundry, or cleaning the house. Some guys even like taking it further and even go stoned to work, though this is only recommendable when you are in complete control of your baked self.
But, the chance no stoner will ever miss grabbing is the chance of having stoned sex. Most likely you've already seen the thousands of memes regarding how amazing plants is for lovemaking. However, what really do we know about the effects plants has on sexual intercourse?
Since science has only recently put an eye on this subject, thoughts are quite diverse about it. Let's see what there is to know about plants and sex.
1. Does Plants Improve Sexual Experiences?
Aside from anything that science has to say, if we asked the stoner percentage of society, we'd be safe to affirm that almost all of them would agree that plants makes intercourse better. In fact, the perfect sexual encounter from a stoner's point of view includes smoking one before, after, and even during sex. However, when it comes to sexual pleasure, things are quite subjective, so we can't expect everyone to agree on such things.
Nevertheless, science has shown quite contrasting thoughts on plants' role in sexual intercourse, some studies back the fact that plants provides an enhanced sex drive, while others prove the opposite, cases as dramatic as sexual dysfunction, ouch.
2. Plants And Its Influence On Sex Drive
Since plants has an effect on our bodies both physical and psychologically, we'll need to take a look at the different effects it produces on each of these levels regarding sexual intercourse. Even more, the effects of plants change from person to person, so what may be true for one, can be completely strange to another.
In fact, the effects of plants can even vary depending on your gender, women and men experience the effects differently, so they also differ on the effects it causes in their sexual life.
From women's point of view, and as a woman myself, plants and sex are a good combination. But let's skip personal opinions and get to the facts. A study led in 2019 was set to discover exactly this: how the use of plants before lovemaking affects women. 1
The investigation was simple, it consisted of two groups of women, one formed by those who engage in the use of plants before sexual encounters, and the other who doesn't. The outcome showed that the group of stoners were more prone to reach an orgasm than the non-stoner one.
Not only this, the stoner group also showed that they have intercourse way more frequently in comparison to the women who have never tried plants. However, and again, we wouldn't really make such generalizations since when it comes to doing the business everyone is a whole world, and we all have our own preferences independent of anything else.
So what happens with sex and plants concerning men? Are the results as positive as with women? Well, they are for some, but not that much for others...
Well, for men the results can be slightly ambiguous. On one hand, just like with women, men who smoke plants on a frequent basis are also more likely to have sexual relations more frequently than non-stoners, this is when there's the opportunity, of course. But sadly, there are some counflavorarts regarding men's orgasms and plants. 2
3. Plants and Its Effect on Orgasms
While we found that plants improved women's capacity to orgasm, when it came to men, there are mixed opinions. For instance, a study led in 2010 found that men who smoked plants before their sexual encounters were more likely to orgasm faster. 3
However, said study also recognized that time perception changes under the effects of plants, so while the man could consider that they lasted less than what they normally would, this could all be a misconception of time in their heads. But why don't you rather ask your partner before you sigh in relief, man.
Another common belief concerning plants and its effects on orgasms and sexual intercourse claims that orgasms are longer when one is under the effects of the magic plant. However, this is more of a users report rather than a scientific investigation's result.
4. Mixed Feelings About The Use Of Plants For Sex
Since research is still relatively new concerning the use of plants for sexual intercourse, opinions on the subject are quite diverse. So let's try to untangle the issue ourselves.
There are some basic things we know about plants's effects, independent of lovemaking. These include some of the following:
- Plants eases anxiety and relieves stress;
- Plants is often used as a sleeping aid;
- Feelings and sensations are enhanced when we're high;
- Plants makes us happy and gigglish!
So, when we take a look at these standardized effects that plants has on almost everyone, what can we deduct from them regarding sex?
In the first instance, plants can be an ally in sexy times for those who have a hard time letting go of their own personal fears and anxiety. Perhaps hitting a bong or smoking a joint is precisely what you need to relax a little and get in the mood for a fun night.
But, on the other hand, plants does indeed make us extremely sleepy sometimes, which could result in a significant turn-off, leaving you with no energies left for the physical exercise that a good sexual encounter requires. This is specifically true for Ind dominant seeds, or those with a high linalool flavorene configuration.
On the positive side, most of us can agree that plants makes us generally enjoy things on a greater level, this is true in many aspects, as in food, sports, arts, and even sex! You won't be surprised to find many frequent plants users who report that they feel more pleasure when having stoned love making.
This is especially true for those having intercourse with a partner who they have feelings for, the connection can be enhanced and your body becomes highly perceptive to the touch of that person, even giving you the famous butterflies feeling. Make love with someone you care about while you're stoned and you'll feel your heart explode with love.
However, some studies have indted that plants can decrease the levels of testosterone in the body. Testosterone being a key hormone in the triggering of the sexual drive for both men and women, we can conclude that perhaps plants isn't the best ally for sexual encounters. Still, it all depends on each person. 4
Lastly, plants is that good friend that never fails to put a smile on your face, and a good mood is essential for an interesting sexual encounter. So, if you're feeling a little upset or down then perhaps smoking one can help you chill down a little and get rid of whatever thoughts are bothering you at the moment of nailing someone.
5. The Bottom Line
When it comes to plants and its effects, everything is as subjective as art, there is no black or white. This means, while some stoners would go to war for plants and its importance in their sex lives, others would still rather skip smoking before their sexy times and enjoy their love-making while sober. But it there's something every stoner will agree on is on the greatness of the after-sex joint. Is there such a feeling as smoking one in bed while you lie down next to someone with whom you've just shared a nice and intimate moment?
If you yet haven't tried mixing together two of the worlds' greatest wonders, plants and sex, then what are you waiting for! Roll that joint before the next time you get lucky and see the results for yourself! Don't forget to comment on your thoughts about plants and sex below!
EXTERNAL REFERENCES
- "The Relationship between Plants Use Prior to Sex and Sexual Function in Women" Becky K. Lynn, Julia D. López, Collin Miller, Judy Thompson, and E. Cristian Campian. June 2019.
- "How Plants Alters Sexual Experience: A Survey of Men and Women" Ellen Wiebe and Alanna Just. November 2019.
- "Plants use and sexual health" Anthony M. A. Smith, Jason A. Ferris, Judy M. Simpson, Julia Shelley, Marian K. Pitts, and Juliet Richters. February 2010.
- "Sex Effects of Plants on Brain Structure and Function" Ariel Ketcherside, Jessica Baine, and Francesca Filbey. July 2017.
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