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In this YouTube monologue, Dallas Bragg recounts how a single 30‑second comment from his father – "There's no way you're my real son. You're nothing like me" – became a deeply imprinted belief of rejection that shaped his self‑identity and drove lifelong addictions to sex and methamphetamine. He illustrates this as the starting point of an "addiction timeline" that maps the evolution of his addictive behaviors. Bragg explains that he uses a similar timeline exercise with his clients, beginning with the present and moving backward to uncover core hurts and limiting beliefs that fuel addiction. He offers viewers a blank version of the timeline, invites them to comment if the story resonates, and encourages them to reach out for help.

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