Recreatlionally
8 Mar 2026 · 1 min
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In this monologue, Dallas Bragg critiques the common tendency to romanticize "high‑functioning" meth users, especially within chemsex contexts. He points out that many men hear the myth that one can use meth recreationally, only when desired, without life‑ruining consequences. Bragg argues that observers only see a snapshot of a user’s life before the drug has fully taken hold, and that using such limited observations to justify personal use is dangerous. He urges listeners to stop seeking validation for meth or chemsex use based on selective examples and to recognize the broader, often hidden, negative trajectory of such substance use.
