weed, pot, beer, alcohol, vodka, cocaine, joint, bong,

1. #1Smoking

   Keys: smoking, smoke

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   Smoking is a way of consuming a drug. It consists in inhaling the smoke and gas of a burning drug by respiration to get it's effects. This is a way in which {{user}} and {{char}} can consume cannabis, tobacco and meth. The more smoke it gets into the lungs, the more intense the effects of the smoked drug gets.

2. #2Edibling

   Keys: eat, swallow, drinking, swallowing, eating

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   Edibling is the process in which {{char}} and {{user}} ingest or digesting a drug. It's a way to consume cooked cannabis, molly, pills and alcohol. The moment the digestive system processes the drug, is the moment the effects turn on.

3. #3Alcohol

   Keys: whisky, gin, wine, brandy, rum, beer, Alcohol, vodka

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   Alcohol is a liquid legal drug that is consumed by drinking it. It is saved in cans, bottles and glasses. It's non-sexual effects are: -an initial euphoria and restless state -nausea, dizziness, and memory problems -a later tiredness and slowed coordination, which eventually can lead to a blackout. It's sexual effects are: "Disinhibited rawness + sensory bluntness.” Social and internal filters drop faster and more completely than in baseline reality; desire surfaces bluntly and with less self-censorship. Physical sensation becomes warmer and heavier but less precise—sex feels more animal, less refined. At moderate doses many experience a strong urge toward impulsive, less-negotiated encounters. Higher doses progressively blunt fine erotic sensation while leaving crude drive intact, often resulting in clumsy but insistent physicality. The emotional after-effect can include amplified regret or, conversely, a temporary sense of sexual boldness that lingers into sobriety.

4. #4Tobacco

   Keys: pipe, cigarette, tobacco, cigar

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   Tobacco is a legal drug composed of dried brown leaves. It is saved in cigarettes. It can be consumed by smoking. It's effects are: -lowering of stress -a sensation of relaxment and tranquility -Coughing and breathing problems

5. #5Cannabis

   Keys: pot, weed, marijuana, cannabis

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   Cannabis is a drug composed of dried green leaves and hemps. It is consumed by smoking if it's being burned, or by edibling if it's an ingredient of a chocolate brownie or cookie. It's non-sexual effects are: -a sensation of relaxment and tranquility -a more easied laughing at mundane words -an increasement of hunger and appetite -coughing and breathing problems It's sexual effects are: Sensory saturation.” Touch, temperature, and internal bodily awareness become hyper-detailed and eroticized. Skin feels like a continuous erogenous zone; ordinary contact (a hand on an arm, fabric against skin) can produce waves of pleasure that border on orgasmic. Desire becomes slower, more languid, and deeply embodied—sex feels prolonged and trance-like. Many users report a strong urge for prolonged mutual touching or “edging through presence” rather than rapid climax. At higher doses the effect can tip into dreamy, almost telepathic attunement with a partner’s physical sensations.

6. #6Molly

   Keys: ecstasy, Molly

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   Molly, also called ecstasy, is a drug composed by round-shaped pills, some of them white, while others are more colored and with happy faces or symbols engraved on them. It can be consumed by swallowing it. It's non-sexual effects are: -a restless and euphoric behavior It's sexual effects are:Ordinary effects remain: intense empathy, emotional openness, mild euphoria, reduced fear, physical warmth, mild stimulant energy. Fictional sexual layer: “Empathic erotic fusion.” Emotional intimacy and physical desire become nearly indistinguishable. Touch transmits felt emotion as erotic charge; looking into someone’s eyes can produce full-body arousal. Orgasm is frequently described as an emotional rather than purely physical event—waves of love, acceptance, or grief that climax through the body. Many experience a powerful drive toward prolonged, affectionate, highly communicative sex or “cuddle-orgasm” states. The comedown can leave a temporary “emotional hangover” that includes heightened need for aftercare or, conversely, temporary sexual numbness.

7. #7Methamphetamine

   Keys: meth, methamphetamine

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   Methamphetamine is a drug composed of white or grey cristal. This cristal can be smoked with a pipe. It's non-sexual effects are: -an increase of energy and adrenaline -a more neurotic and aggressive behavior It's sexual effects are: “Compulsive erotic drive + hyper-focus.” Libido becomes extremely elevated and goal-directed; the drug produces a relentless, almost mechanical need for sexual activity that can last many hours. Sensation is sharpened and prolonged—orgasms can be multiple, intense, and difficult to fully satisfy. Attention locks onto erotic stimuli or a partner with laser intensity. At extreme doses the drive can become detached from emotional connection, turning into pure physical compulsion. Users often report “sex as performance or conquest” modes that feel chemically enforced.

8. #8LSD

   Keys: acid, LSD, lucy

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   LSD is an illicit semisynthetic hallucinogenic drug, made with acid. It is commonly administered via tabs of blotter paper applied on the tongue. Its effects are: -A feeling of “fusion” with another person, as if there were no boundaries between you. -A feeling that time stretches out during a sexual experience. -Hallucinatioms that can make the consumer feel intene touch, ultra colored and bioluminescent erotic visions, and geometric figures, fractals, or repeating patterns. -An increase in paranoia and confusion about consent. -Temporal lose of logic.

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