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

Be Careful What You Ask God For

23 Feb 2023 · 1 min

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In this reflective monologue, Dallas Bragg shares a personal experience of asking for divine insight—a ‘look in the mirror’—and receiving an unexpected, uncomfortable view of his own shortcomings. He describes the difficulty of confronting a hidden ‘shadow’ part of himself, swallowing his pride, and admitting truths he’d rather avoid. Despite the pain, he commits to working with this revelation, focusing on the promised outcome of becoming a higher‑level, happier, and better person. The narrative emphasizes the challenge of facing uncomfortable self‑knowledge and the resolve to use it for personal growth.

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You really do have to be careful what you ask for. I asked for, um, a look in the mirror and forgot to show me where I'm stuck. I wasn't prepared for the answer. Um, it's kind of... What? Hard to swallow what was shown to me about myself, but I asked for it, and I'm going to work with it and, um, swallow my pride, admit that there is this shadow part of me that I don't want to admit that's there, and Just focus on the end result because I know at the end I'm going to be at a higher level and I'm going to be happier and I'm going to be a better person. And that's what I'm focused on right now. But when you're in the midst of it and when you're slapped in the face with a part of yourself that you don't like to admit is true, it's pretty hard.