Are You Ashamed Of What You Did On Tina?
In this concise monologue, Dallas Bragg, a self‑identified chemsex recovery coach, addresses gay men who feel shame about sexual thoughts, actions, or experiences that occurred while under the influence of crystal meth (often called “Tina”). He acknowledges the depth of that shame, emphasizes that the behaviors were driven by the drug rather than the person’s core identity, and encourages listeners to accept responsibility without self‑condemnation. Bragg draws a clear distinction between the “chemically‑enhanced” version of oneself and the authentic self, rejecting the notion that meth merely reveals hidden desires. He advises separating identity from drug‑induced actions, taking accountable steps, and beginning a healing process that leads to genuine peace—a primary goal of recovery.
