I'm opiate/opiod addict, so not very often.
Opiate addicts are sort of Platonic lovers, and wankers (platonic wanker too, lol)...
But I still got horny as the goat in the morning today, and... I was slightly WD'ing at the moment when I woke up. Well, it was actually interesting dream which woke me up.
To me WD's are about the only way to have sex in opiated life.
I've been thinking quite a deal about the thing or the situation that what could it be that causes (in opiates) people to lose much of their usual interest in sexual activities, sexual desire will be dulled. In the first place, I'm sure that it is not just a hormonal thing (like I repeatedly hear or read it claimed to be), although opiates could cause slight hormonal changes. Hormonal changes are only slight and changes are rather the effects of the same very cause which causes also that significant decreasing in sexual interest, than any sort of causes. Opiates could not cause that fast drop in hormone levels, like opiates causes a drop in the sex drive; and cause will always precede the effect in temporal order.
The factual state of affairs, people's decreased interest in sex, to the point where some people would be considered asexual and is somehow caused by opiates; how could opiates in fact cause that? That something which makes us in the best/worst case asexual when strongly opiated is the way how brains works when opiated. (As a side note, I've been thinking about how hypersexual persons would react to opiates; and I still know one guy who could be considered as hypersexual but that guy doesn't like opiates... why?)
We don't have sexual desire on opiates, we are not prone to be motivated by reproducing when on opiates, because that part of brains would not be the predominantly causing the motivation to sexual behavior, or our awareness won't get stimulus from there. We don't have sexual motivation, because we aren't sensitive to sexual stimulus when we are on opiates. In fact we are not too sensitive to anything at all, when on opiates. But, we we are motivated and we could be motivated to do almost anything, if we just decide to do something. Energy or motivation is there naturally on opiates, we could have motivation to the point where we work stubbornly, if decide to push. But we lack almost wholly that passively in us forming instinct-motivation to sex and the same way all animal drives or instincts like sex-drive are not touching us.
Opiates/opioids cuts us out of animal life cycles, pain and desire, they make us more stationary or stable beings, because everything is pain free. Anything does not, or would, not touch, we don't feel the pain or the stimulus from it, but if something is formed by us, we find the motivation immediately. Those forces causing animal life, making us act and react are mostly missing, dulled or taken away; animal life is replaced with time free and pain free opiated vegetative force to grow according to our decision. And of course according to the cycle which is maintained by opiate craving. Pains of animal life's, driving forces to act-rest (stress-tiredness) are dulled, fueling alarm of hunger and pleasure of being fed up (from empty to full) are distorted, and sexuality (reproduction) desire and its fulfillment are not present. Brains are set to the satori-like pain free stability and vegetative timelessness when we could act joyously according to cognition and opiate hunger.
Human being who lives on behalf of opiates and is addicted to those would be free of sexual desires as long as opiates flow freely according to the cycle determined by opiate cravings. But if opiates would evade even for a short period of time, the user would be hit very painfully by all the animal cycles again, and with full time determination! User will experience strange spontaneous sexual arousals and orgasms; male addicts get also spontaneous ejaculations. But on behalf of opiates, these are dull.
