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In this monologue, Dallas Bragg explains why many men repeatedly engage in chemsex, citing fundamental needs such as connection, attention, affection, and the desire to escape internalized homophobia, insecurities, and broader emotional problems. He notes a growing trend of solitary chemsex sessions—men using drugs alone for days, often as a way to avoid unfulfilling aspects of life like jobs or relationships. Bragg emphasizes that identifying the core reason behind the behavior is crucial and suggests redirecting that need in healthier ways. He concludes with a direct call to action, urging viewers to examine their lives, recognize it’s not too late to find fulfillment, and invites them to comment for a free therapeutic session.

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