Here’s How I Overcame Shame
5 Apr 2025 · 0 min
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In this candid monologue, Dallas Bragg openly confesses a series of deeply shameful actions he committed while under the influence of methamphetamine (referred to as "Tina"): introducing meth to another person, rushing his children to bed to host an orgy, writing bad checks using his daughter’s bank account, and involving his kids in shoplifting at Walmart. He reflects on how substance‑driven decisions can derail a path to recovery, but also proposes that these very decisions can serve as concrete markers to gauge personal progress. By confronting his past misconduct head‑on, Dallas frames shame not as a permanent stigma but as a stepping‑stone for measuring how far he has moved toward sobriety and accountability.
