Dallas Bragg explains how compulsive sexual behavior can replace drug addiction in recovery, calling it "dry humping." He describes his own sex addiction that worsened after quitting crystal meth, and warns that hypersexuality masks the real issues driving addiction rather than healing them.
Some of y'all are dry humping your way through recovery. A dry hump in the crystal meth world is like a dry drunk in the alcoholic world, which means you're still having chemsex without the chems. Your life revolves around sex. You can't get enough partners. Maybe you get yourself all worked up with PNP porn. You feel an enormous amount of guilt in that post-nut clarity. We're going to talk about this in my men's only group coaching. If you want to join, the link is in my profile. You know the difference when sex is healthy and natural and when it's driven by an addictive pattern. The thing is, if you have to dry hump temporarily to get through a transitional period in recovery, that's one thing. But the danger of continually dry humping is that it doesn't move your recovery forward, and you're unable to get to the bottom of what brought you into hypersexuality in the first place. Also shows you there are other addictions underneath the crystal meth. Like for me, I had a huge sex addiction that went crazy when I started— stopped using crystal meth. Reach out to me if you want some help. I will do what I can and show you what I did. I'm Dallas Bragg.
