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In this brief monologue, Dallas Bragg urges listeners to reconsider how they view the cravings that drive substance use. He argues that the part of a person that wants to use drugs isn’t trying to cause harm; rather, it is a misguided attempt to help the individual cope. By framing the urge as a well‑meaning but misdirected internal signal, Bragg calls for an end to the demonization of addiction and promotes a more compassionate, understanding approach to recovery.

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