Dallas BraggFormer crystal methamphetamine user, I help men who have sex with men break free from the addictive patterns associated with Chemsex. Currently expanding my expertise by seeking to become a Certified

I used to record my hookups without their consent, and I'd invite a whole list of people in to watch

14 Aug 2026 · 2 min

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In this video, Dallas Bragg recounts a past pattern of secretly recording sexual encounters without the participants' consent. He explains that while engaging in chemsex, he would film the hookup on a Zoom channel, invite a list of viewers to watch live, and often share the footage on Telegram groups that fetishize non‑consensual exposure. He attributes the loss of empathy to methamphetamine use and describes a dark fetish for exposing people. Bragg warns viewers about the prevalence of hidden cameras in such scenes and emphasizes the importance of safety measures: explicitly asking if cameras are present, keeping phones away, confirming the environment feels safe, and saving the address of the location. He also notes that victims can pursue legal action if their videos are distributed illegally.

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So in my active Tina use, I would have a hookup over and have pornography on the laptop, but in the background be recording on a Zoom channel. Basically, this person was being videoed without their consent, and I would also have a list of people that I would notify to Zoom— to go into the Zoom room so they could watch. I'm sure some of them probably recorded as well. When you are on meth, you lose all sense of empathy. And there's some, you know, there's a dark fetish about exposing people without their consent. There are whole groups on Telegram where you can upload these videos and pictures of people without their consent. It's a whole fetish. You know, it's actually a little crazy that we will go to a stranger's house, immediately strip down, put things in our mouth without knowing where any hidden cameras might be. Now, I am not trying to spark a mass Paranoia here. I mean, you guys, a lot of you are, you know, paranoid enough, but there is a reality that you must consider if you're going to engage in chemsex. There's nothing wrong with taking some time trying to connect with somebody, trying to feel safe, make sure the set and setting feels energetically okay. And but also nothing wrong with explicitly asking, are there any video cameras set up? Explicitly asking that phones be put away. I know that's hard to do in chemsex scenes. And also save the address. If you see your video ending up somewhere illegally, there are actions you can take.