CHEMSEX News & Updates Chem Sex WFH: Drugs that can cause bleeding Gay men having chemsex are five times more likely to have a new HIV diagnosis than other gay men Gay and bisexual men who reported engaging in chemsex (the use of specific drugs to enhance or facilitate sex) were five times more likely […]
Read morePatrick Strudwick’s fascinating three part investigation focuses on the sinister side of the housing crisis faced by some in the LGBT community. Part 1 BuzzFeed News has uncovered dozens of ads on Facebook and other sites that reveal a new LGBT dimension to the housing crisis: young men lured into “sex for rent” contracts to avoid sleeping rough. In […]
Read moreWriter tries something unique to stop crystal meth addiction ‘I don’t feel good about it – it feels selfish and gross – but I don’t want to lose myself to this drug.’ Melbourne writer Brandon Cook. 1 February 2017 by Shannon Power Warning: this story discusses drug use Like many gay men the first time Brandon Cook used crystal meth was […]
Read moreDeaths Linked To Chemsex Drug GHB Have Risen By 119% In One Year As a new study into GHB-related deaths in London reveals a dramatic increase, toxicologists call for radical action to stop more young men fatally overdosing. posted on Jan. 13, 2017, at 3:34 p.m. Patrick Strudwick BuzzFeed UK LGBT Editor haemosexual.com The number of deaths related to GHB, […]
Read moreMen are turning to chemsex due to loneliness, study finds Benjamin Butterworth 28thNovember 2016, 5:34 PM Chemsex linked to breakups in some men Relationship breakdown is a frequent trigger of increased drug usage and chemsex for gay men, a new study has suggested. A French study printed in the latest issue of Contemporary Drug Problems suggests that many young men who have chemsex […]
Read moreThis phrase is becoming well known amongst gay / bi-sexual men which best describes having sex under the influence of “recreational drugs”. This can sometimes mean a cocktail of various drugs are taken before and during sex. Consuming large amounts of alcohol and taking “recreational drugs”, as well as other substances believed to enhance sex has long been […]
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