Dallas Bragg describes the "Lone Ranger" phase of crystal-meth use, where people isolate in bed for days, using the drug to numb trauma and overwhelming emotions. What starts as a weekend escape can spiral into addiction that feels unmanageable without help.
There's some of you out there in the Lone Ranger phase of your crystal meth addiction, or it could be something that you've done all along, and that is isolate yourself when you use. It's just you in the bed with your TV, your lube, and whatever else you want to use until you completely pass out in a puddle of sweat. Sometimes this happens after a while when you get traumatized and get sick of being around the same people all the time. Sometimes it's the way that you've enjoyed it, the entire experience with the drug. What this signifies often is that you are coping for life that you can't handle, life that is too much, or emotions that have been buried for years. Sometimes what started as just a weekend getaway has turned into an uncontrollable addiction. In this case, you do have to approach it a little bit differently. If you need help with this, DM me and I'll talk to you about my one-on-one coaching program.
