Dallas Bragg describes Connor, someone whose life is falling apart from substance use: missing work, losing friends, alienating family. Connor believes one more high will fix everything, but Bragg warns it will only tighten the spiral. If you're Connor, tell someone now before you lose your job and relationships.
All right, this week's Tina archetype is Crumbling Connor. Connor has crossed the line of using. He's been calling out of work, family are getting concerned, friends have turned their back on him, and he is barely hanging on to any semblance of his normal life. Everything is crumbling down around him, but he cannot stop chasing that one last good time with Tina. He just needs one last hurrah so he can go out on a high. Hi. But you see, the problem is that even if he had one great more time with Tina, that would make him push harder for more, and his life hangs by a thread. Listen, are you Connor? You still have time. Come clean to family and friends. Seek help. You can still come out of this with your job, your relationships, and your future intact.
