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

There is no hierarchy in Tina use. #addictiontreatment

24 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this candid monologue, Dallas Bragg confronts meth ("Tina") users who create categories or hierarchies to downplay their use, such as claiming they are "not a tweaker" or that they maintain jobs and relationships. He argues that any person who injects crystal meth is simply a meth user, regardless of outward appearances or functional status, and that no one is morally or socially superior to another user. Bragg emphasizes that the first step toward recovery is complete honesty about one's use, rejecting self‑justifying labels and the illusion of a hierarchy among users.

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Hey, are you one of those guys that says, yeah, I do Tina, but I'm not a tweaker? Some of you are using categories to justify your use. If you're putting crystal meth in your body, you are one of them. You are a blurry profile picture wearing a harness standing in front of a Red Roof Inn cheap bedspread kind of guy. There are no hierarchies in this. If you're putting meth in your body, you're a meth user. You may be holding down a job right now. You may be in a great relationship right now. You may have things together on the outside and you You may look healthy right now, but that doesn't make you somehow better than a bathhouse zombie who can't get their hand off their dick. The first step of recovery is honesty.