id: 4926 - Text: So Patrick, I think Jesus grieves more for the sexual sin than the crack addiction.
id: 4983 - Text: Man is not you. The dopamine release give you that euphoria and sex impulse. At the same time, your sympathetic system is too strong to let your parasympathetic giving you the possibility of an erection.
id: 4986 - Text: He reminds me of myslf when I went thru a crk phase. I just wanted BBW sex no matter what. It wz a crazy fetish. I would smoke n immediately wanted sex from big/fat/obese disgusting women. Crk is a hell of a drug n would make U do sum stoopid shit. I feel U brodie.
id: 5005 - Text: Being an Ex meth addict.. I identify with the sexual fixation, impotence, and behavior that he speaks about while smoking crack. I engaged in all of it, and it was almost refreshing hearing someone has struggled with the exact same thing. I’m now sober, in college, and getting a degree to become a therapist for those who struggle with addiction.
We do recover. ❤️
id: 5007 - Text: I think all meth users have that sexual fixation. That's simply what meth does. I've never experienced that with crack, just wanting more crack.
id: 5012 - Text: @blacksunsigrune9494 oh my God that makes me feel a little bit better about myself. What is chemsex
id: 5013 - Text: @blacksunsigrune9494 okay I just looked up chemsex and I guess when I was under the influence of amphetamines I did stuff with one or two people that I wouldn't normally be attracted to haha
id: 5045 - Text: Why does he keep saying oral sex is disgusting ??? Everyman has thought of getting head while smoking blunt/drugs, eating, play video games,etc ALL while getting head ! That’s not gross that normal …. JS IMO
id: 5054 - Text: This subject is lucky to have so much insight. Hopefully he can get off the crack and the porn/sex workers. I was fortunate to study sexual behaviour at university. The things he mentions are mutually powerful reinforcers eg continuously linking the Dopamine and behavioural ‘conditioning’ eg climaxing to ‘crack/drugs’ + ‘porn/sex worker’. 💔
id: 5069 - Text: isn't there some degree of irony that he doesn't feel like it's ok to love himself -- not because he can't, but because of some external definition imposed on him of whether it's ok to love himself or not? So, he has a desire for something [impulses which the culture around him uses to sell things to him and everyone else] yet there's this contrived, seemingly intentional paradox created to create an economy in this 'culture' based on USING people's natural desires/impulses as an engine to drive an economic model where those impulses are harnessed and used to pull the cogs of the economy for profits and taxes... so desire [and need, and want, and health-based-desperations] is focused on, driven, amplified, and taxed at different levels, to cause a pull towards something -- sometimes intentionally framed as being TABOO -- seemingly so that people's desire will BUILD up from having denied themselves those hyped up taboo desires... then when the desire gets to a point ... ahh nevermind. Desperation-economics [sex drugs love]. Hostage-economics [food clothing shelter health survival needs].