Have You Told Your Story?
In this personal monologue, Dallas Bragg recounts his harrowing involvement in the underground gay methamphetamine scene, describing acts such as shoplifting, having sex with many partners in a single day, stealing from his own children, and enduring days of incapacitation. He emphasizes that his purpose in sharing these dark experiences is not to glorify them but to break the pervasive silence within queer culture that breeds shame and captivity. Bragg argues that when men hear his story, they feel seen and liberated from their own secrecy. He urges listeners to tell their own stories—whether by writing in a journal, posting in the comments, or sending a direct message—promising confidentiality. By sharing, he believes individuals can heal themselves and positively impact others, creating a ripple effect of freedom and connection.
