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In this spoken segment, Dallas Bragg reflects on his experience with chemsex and the process of recovery. He describes how, after initial enjoyable encounters, he found himself repeatedly trying to recreate those moments, eventually reaching a point where he realized the scene no longer aligned with his true desires. Bragg emphasizes the importance of recognizing that internal signal—feeling that "this is not what I want anymore"—even while under the influence. He advocates a practical, step‑by‑step exit strategy: first putting on clothes, then packing a bag, then making a call. By taking these small, sequential actions, he argues, individuals can assert agency, send a clear message to their subconscious that they are done, and empower themselves to leave the situation. The overall tone is conversational and supportive, offering a hopeful, actionable framework for others in similar circumstances.

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