Je rĂȘve encore que je fais de la drogue đš

In this candid, Frenchâlanguage vlogâstyle monologue, the speaker recounts her journey after leaving a detox program. She describes how she now chooses her environments carefully, noting that the sight of cocaine would immediately trigger a strong aversion. She acknowledges lingering cravings and occasional âlittle stepsâ toward drugârelated thoughts, but emphasizes that her emerging âhealthy female identityâ is now dominant. She reveals, for the first time in a podcast, that she dreams about using drugs roughly once a week, which provokes anxiety about being discovered by her partner, clients, and others. The narrative oscillates between moments of confidence in her sobriety and lingering fear of relapse or social judgment, illustrating the complex emotional landscape of early recovery.










