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In this monologue, Dallas Bragg shares the core breakthrough he has discovered after four years of helping men quit chemsex. He explains that while practical steps like blocking Grindr, Sniffies, and changing phone numbers are necessary, the deeper issue is the internal programming of shame, fear, and a belief that they are powerless or have a lifelong disease. He describes how he can quickly detect this mindset through the language clients use (e.g., feeling embarrassed, hopeless, or damaged). The central coaching focus is to de‑program that shame and fear, restore a sense of agency, and affirm that each client is equal regardless of their “day count.” When clients shift their perspective even slightly, they feel liberated and see a path forward. Bragg concludes with a call to action, inviting viewers living in shame to comment for information about a group coaching program that aims to free them from these limiting beliefs.

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