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PnP: A Whole New Planet of Sex and Drugs

                                                                                                                🎵  It’s shining, shimmering…meth! 🎵

What is PnP (Party n Play)?

So you’re curious about PnP… I’m content you’re here, because it’s important to do some research first. PnP isn’t everyone’s scene, so settle if this is something you want to receive into and how you can prepare to execute it more safely.

The brief answer: it’s SEX WITH DRUGS!!!

—But anyone can speak they’ve had sex while high, but that isn’t necessarily the same as PnP. The term PnP is usually used for a specific scene; typically used among gay or queer guys and most commonly associated with the drug called crystal meth. So PnP is really the intentional use of meth to have sex with someone, which is different than, say, going to a rave steep on molly and finish up in bed with someone.

Invitations to PnP

Not everyone follows these identical rules but here are some common cues that someone might be looking to PnP:

  1. Looking to parTy. Any fun tonighT. leT’s get wild.

You might have seen something appreciate this before. Why are all these T’s randomly capita

‘Party and Play’: Online hook-up devices and the emergence of PNP practices among gay men

L’émergence des applications comme infrastructures de rencontres érotiques chez les HSH en milieu urbain refaçonne les relations entre sexe et sociabilité.

This article situates online hook-up devices as an emergent infrastructure of the sexual encounter that has become popular among homosexually attracted men in urban centres. A focus on intimate infrastructures does two things. It draws attention to the material technologies, objects and environments that facilitate erotic encounters, casting these devices as active elements in the shaping of sexual practices. And it references how the other kinds of erotic attachments that people come to locate necessary for their lives may be ignored if not actively degraded by hegemonic ‘institutions of intimacy’ without critical intervention (Berlant and Warner, 1998). Where institutions allocate resources and establish hierarchies of authority, infrastructures produce capacities and shape encounters in ways that turn into more or less durable and hardwired into the routines of everyday experience. The article traces some of the new genres of s

The Intersection of PnP and the LGBTQ+ Community

PnP within the Lgbtq+ Community

PnP is not exclusive to any single demographic, but it has become an alarming trend within the LGBTQ+ community, specifically among gay and bisexual men. Its prevalence in this team has many questioning why this is so.

The LGBTQ+ community, particularly gay and bisexual men, often confront unique societal stressors prefer stigma, discrimination, and social isolation, which can lead to higher rates of substance use as coping strategies. Some engage in PnP activities to facilitate sexual connections. The substances used in PnP can lower inhibitions and enhance sexual pleasure, offering a temporary escape from reality.

Moreover, the normalization of PnP within certain circles of the LGBTQ+ group adds to its prevalence. When PnP becomes part of the social fabric, it’s challenging for individuals seeking acceptance and connection to resist.

The Role of Internet dating Apps and Online Platforms

In the digital age, dating apps and online platforms have revolutionized the way we form relationships. However, these platforms have also inadvertently become a facilitator for the spread of PnP, especially w

A global lens of Party n Play/ Chemsex: mental health and resilience for GBMSM, and cultural and clinically competencies for clinicians operational with GBMSM

 

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Gay Men's Sexual Health Alliance, Toronto, Canada

 

 

Publication date: 2023-04-27

 

 

Popul. Med. 2023;5(Supplement Supplement):A1296

 

ABSTRACT

Party n Play (PnP), also known as Chemsex, is a global phenomenon (Blanchard, 2019) of the sexualized use of recreational substances, injecting drug use, and other drugs by gay, bisexual, and men who hold sex with men (GBMSM). PnP is associated with increased condomless sex, team sex, transactional sex, STBBIs, stigma, and discrimination. PnP involves using various depressants and stimulants such as alcohol, cocaine, MDMA, crystal meth, ketamine, poppers, and Viagra. PnP is used by GBMSM to increase acceptance by peers, lower inhibition, promote closeness, sustain sex, pleasure, and intimacies, and manage trauma. The persistence of health inequities persists for GBMSM who life intersecting forms of oppression, stigma, discrimination, and trauma. Healthcare providers and services are not eq