Crystal Meth and Sex Why Does the Connection Become So Strong

Crystal meth and sex can become connected in ways that are far more powerful than simply “liking sex more when you’re high.”

Over time, meth can become associated with sexual excitement, anticipation, confidence, intensity, connection and escape. And as that association becomes stronger, sex without meth can begin to feel different — sometimes flatter, less exciting, or simply harder to imagine.

You don’t have to call yourself an addict — and you don’t have to know whether you want to stop completely — before becoming curious about what is happening.

Not sure where you are with Chemsex?

Want to change your relationship with Chemsex?

Chemsex Freedom™ is my structured 90-day programme designed to help you understand the psychological patterns behind Chemsex and begin building a different relationship with sex, drugs, triggers, cravings and yourself.

Whether your goal is to stop, gain more control, use less often, or simply understand what you actually want, the programme gives you a structured path forward.

I’m Justin Duwe, a psychologist, psychotherapist and sexologist with more than 20 years of clinical experience. My work includes addiction, sexual health, relationships and Chemsex.

You don’t have to decide what to call the problem before you decide it deserves your attention.