Dallas Bragg describes how getting sober from chemsex transforms you so completely that people who knew you before often can't accept who you become. Family and old friends may disappear, but Bragg says that's the cost of recovery, and you'll attract new people who match your higher vibration.
There's a part of chemsex recovery that I want you to be prepared for, and that is when the fog lifts, figuratively and literally, from the crystal meth fog, is that people in your life, and some of them who have been around for a very long time, some of them could be family, they're going to look and seem and act differently than what you thought. Because what happens is when this fog does lift, You're enlightened and you shift, you evolve, you expand. And many times the people around you can't come with you. Um, they're just— they have bought into a version of you that is no longer there, and that version of you has died. And there will be relationships that die with it. So I don't want you to— I want you to be prepared for this. I want you to handle this with grace. I want you to understand that there's a cost. There's a cost for recovery, and sometimes that cost is the relationships that you thought would be there forever. And that's okay, because guess what? As you are expanding and as your vibration and your frequency changes into this new man, you're going to attract new people who align in a way That those old people never would and never would be able to. And so you're about to expand. You're about to experience a social trajectory. So get ready.
