Dallas Bragg speaks directly to methamphetamine users about the physical and emotional toll of addiction: broken pipes, contaminated bedding, lost intimacy, tears. He argues that life, sex, and personal freedom exist beyond addiction and urges listeners to reclaim their worth.
So tell me, how tall would that pile of glass be from all the pipes you busted during the comedown when you vowed never to use again? How many toilet flushes have you stood over watching the rest of what's in the baggie return to where it belongs— the sewer? How many gallons of tears have you cried during emotional spirals of hopelessness? How much detergent have you used Washing your sheets yet again, because they are soaked in all kinds of fluids? How much lube have you cleaned off your doorknobs because you can't even get out of your own bedroom? Life is more than this. Sex is more than this. Connection is more than this. Intimacy is more than this. Inhibition is more than this. Liberation is more than this. You are more than this.
