Dallas BraggFormer crystal methamphetamine user, I help men who have sex with men break free from the addictive patterns associated with Chemsex. Currently expanding my expertise by seeking to become a Certified

Podcast: Listener Letters with Bobby

24 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment of the "Listener Letters with Bobby" podcast, Dallas Bragg argues that the primary reasons men continue using meth are boredom and loneliness, not sexual drive. He explains that while high libido can trigger initial meth use because of its sexual effects, sustained use stems from a lack of a compelling personal vision, stagnation, and underlying depression. Bragg suggests that without a clear, motivating future outlook, men become stagnant, wallow in sadness, and turn to meth as a coping mechanism.

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You know, the, the bored— the boredom and the loneliness, top, top 2 reasons why men keep using, right? The horny, I don't even, I don't even count anymore. When you have— when you're horny, you have a high libido, yes, it triggers meth because it's meth and sex are infused. But that is not the reason you keep going back, especially when it's, you know, to the point where this man is. If you're bored, then that means that you don't have a Important enough, compelling enough vision for yourself. You haven't decided who you are and you're not doing it on purpose. Because if you have a compelling enough vision for yourself for the future, that's gonna move you forward. You're not gonna be bored. Boredom is just— it's just you're stagnant because you've accepted your plight, right? You're sitting in the sadness, the depression. You're just wallowing in something and you don't know who you are.