Dallas Bragg argues that men romanticize meth use by fixating on a few seemingly functional users they meet during sex. What looks like harmless occasional use masks addiction's real trajectory. He warns against justifying the drug based on isolated moments.
If only I could party with Tina recreationally. You know how many times I've heard that from men? And how many men have I watched chasing that pipe dream thinking that they can make it work? Too many to count. Listen, if you could use meth when you wanted for a hot orgy, then we would all be doing it and I wouldn't even have a job. And more often than not, it comes from guys comparing themselves to men they meet Who seem to be highly functioning and using only when they want to. What you fail to realize is that you are seeing them on one point of their overall journey because it has not consumed their life yet. Stop trying to find ways to justify use based on what you see during a chemsex session.
