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A recent survey shows that marijuana is increasingly viewed as a “green flag” in dating, with 75% of Americans—and even higher percentages of Millennials and Gen Z—no longer considering its use a dealbreaker. Compared to cigarettes and illicit drugs, cannabis carries significantly less stigma; many users report that it actually improves relationship intimacy and fosters a more relaxed connection.
Research also suggests that cannabis enhances sexual wellness more effectively than alcohol, which users say facilitates sex but doesn’t necessarily improve sensitivity. While studies link marijuana to increased desire and reduced sexual pain, experts note a “less is more” approach: lower doses tend to improve satisfaction, whereas higher doses may hinder performance. Despite these benefits, only 13% of daters are yet comfortable featuring cannabis use on their public profiles. Read the full story.
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