Heroin Addicts: Methadone & Heroin Facts

Question: What is the heroin addict's sex life like? increases or decreases? anyone out there out of experience?

(Posted by: Curious Aquarian on 2009-08-26 21:51:26)

Any recovering addicts out there? My boyfriend was an addict before rehab , and he has changed into a violent human being.. heroin shuts down emotions, and I've heard makes erotic sexual experiences more intense.. or is it the other way around?

Posted by: cmcav@yahoo.com on 2009-08-26, 21:57:18

Why have a sex life when you have H. She turns into your lover.

Posted by: Austin G on 2009-08-26, 22:06:41

Not out of experience, no, but from people I know and what i've heard it mostly heavily decreases the sex drive because all that they're looking for is money to get the next fix, but i have heard of a couple of people that say it makes it better now this is my own opinion and I'm the last one that wants to go around judging people, but personally, i'd say stay away from it altogether and go for real sex instead of a manufactured experience from stuff that will most likely f##k you up down the road long term,

Posted by: "D" on 2009-08-26, 22:07:47

If your on opiates such as heroin, morphine, oxy's, ect it will effect you sexually when you are high, but not once you get off it. It makes it feel good (better than normal) the whole time but almost impossible to finish, so for the ladys its like a guy on viagra. Opiates such as heroin shut down certain emotions, its very true. So if he is a mean person now, unfortunately he is most likely naturally mean or still having withdraw symptoms. For me I am kind of a dickhead high or not. NOW lemme tell you also. I have never done heroin. I take oxycodone, and oxycontin. Both which are very very powerful opiates, with the dosage I take it would be just as powerful as about $5000 street price of heroin each month and also takes methadone to get off of and get rid of withdraw symptoms just like heroin. However its prescribed due to multiple herniated disks and degenerative disk disease in my back. This means for me, I am a addicted to a prescribed drug that at this point I need badly, if I were to get off of my prescriptions cold turkey I would be a very very upset person for I couldnt imagine how long, but I am truly one of the kindest people someone could meet when I am off the drugs. I would do just about anything for anyone who is truly in need, and still to this day even on oxy's and truly addicted I donate my time to local old folk homes with my dog to give people something to look forward to.

Posted by: Uck on 2009-08-28, 04:25:19

Depends on the person.