Dallas Bragg explains how methamphetamine hijacks the brain's reward system, rewiring decision-making so the drug becomes the primary driver of desires and values. Actions taken on meth don't define who you are; they show what happens when addiction takes over the brain.
When you were using, your brain's reward system was literally hijacked. The decisions you made weren't coming from your authentic self. They were coming from a brain that had been chemically rewired to prioritize the drug above everything else. Your values, your desires, your sense of self— all of it was filtered through the lens of addiction. Not necessarily addiction to the substance either. But to the state of mind the experience gave you. The actions you took while on meth do not define who you are. They define what happens when crystal meth hijacks a human brain. Period.
