What Is PnP? When Does Party and Play Start Becoming Hard to Control?

What does PnP mean — and how do you know when Party and Play is becoming harder to control?

PnP stands for “Party and Play” and is a term commonly used, particularly in North America, to describe the use of certain recreational drugs in connection with sex. You may also hear the term Chemsex.

But participating in PnP doesn't automatically mean that you're addicted or that you have a problem.

The more useful question may be:

Is your relationship with PnP beginning to change?

Perhaps PnP used to happen occasionally, but is becoming more frequent.

Maybe you're setting boundaries and repeatedly breaking them.

Maybe sex without drugs is becoming less appealing.

Or perhaps you're still functioning perfectly well, but PnP is beginning to occupy more of your thoughts, weekends or sex life than you want it to.

You don't have to identify as an addict or wait for your life to fall apart before becoming curious about what's happening.

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If PnP or Chemsex is something you're beginning to question, Chemsex Freedom is my private, structured 90-day online programme for gay and bisexual men who want to understand and change their relationship with Chemsex.

You don't have to have hit rock bottom.

You don't have to identify as an addict.

And you don't have to have already decided that abstinence is your goal.

You might want to stop.

You might want greater control.

You might want to reduce how often you're having Chemsex or PnP.

Or you may simply want to understand what's happening and decide what you actually want.

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Whether or not Chemsex Freedom is right for you, there's one question worth asking:

“Is PnP still giving me the kind of sex, connection and life that I actually want?”