What You Did on Tina!
In this monologue, Dallas Bragg addresses individuals who have used the drug "Tina," focusing on the lingering trauma, shame, and risky behaviors that often accompany its use, especially within the gay community. He acknowledges his own participation in questionable activities—such as viewing explicit content on Zoom and engaging in potentially illegal role‑plays—while emphasizing that these actions are not unique; anyone who has used Tina has likely experienced similar urges. Bragg explains how Tina spikes dopamine, creating a cycle of escalating attempts to achieve higher highs, which can lead to dirty or dangerous conduct. He stresses the importance of personal accountability but argues that before taking responsibility, one must first release the shame, recognizing that the community shares these experiences and that the past does not have to define the present.
