Dallas BraggFormer crystal methamphetamine user, I help men who have sex with men break free from the addictive patterns associated with Chemsex. Currently expanding my expertise by seeking to become a Certified

Addiction driven sex is not sober sex

28 Sept 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube monologue, Dallas Bragg warns that sex driven by a sex addiction—especially when it occurs alongside or after quitting crystal meth—is not "sober" sex. He explains that his own sex addiction preceded his meth use and that the two behaviors reinforce each other. Bragg describes how his perception of connection, intimacy, and sex became distorted by meth, and he had to peel back layers to discover that his sex addiction stemmed from a deep need for acceptance. He acknowledges the discomfort and fear involved in confronting the addiction but asserts that it can be broken, inviting viewers to DM him for further help.

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Hey, if you quit using meth but still have a sex addiction, listen to this. If you're having sex and it's driven by your sex addiction, that is not sober sex. If you're like me, sex addiction came before the meth addiction. They go hand in hand. If you're still popping on Grindr and you're having sex after sex and partner after partner, you are not sober. Listen, I get it. If you've been a crystal meth addict, your idea of Connection and sex and intimacy is all effed up. For me, I had to peel back all the layers and unpack and figure out where exactly the sex addiction was coming from. And for me, it was coming from my need to be accepted. Hey, I know it feels uncomfortable, I know it feels unnatural, and I know it feels scary, but you can break the sex addiction. DM me for more information.