Dallas Bragg frames crystal methamphetamine as a cure for loneliness, heartbreak, stress, and boredom, building a seductive pitch for the drug as a miracle solution. The catch: it demands the surrender of your entire self.
Crystal meth is the perfect medicine for when you feel isolated. It's perfect for when you feel lonely. It's perfect for when you are overwhelmed by life. It's perfect when you want to feel sexually viable. It's perfect when you want to feel belonging in your community. It's perfect when the emotions are just too much to handle. It's perfect if you feel overly stressed. It's perfect when you want to deal with the loss of a loved one or a job. Or something else important to you. It's a perfect cure for boredom. It's a perfect way to find community. It's perfect for when your heart is broken. It's perfect when your family rejects you. It's perfect when you're running away from intimacy. It's a perfect pastime for a 4-day holiday weekend. It's perfect for when you get broken up with or rejected. It's perfect after a long week because you've worked so hard. It's a perfect way to escape your life. It's such a miracle elixir, but the only catch is you have to trade your entire being.
