Dallas Bragg describes himself as chemsex-free and explains why relapses can be legitimate steps toward recovery, not failures. He emphasizes trusting the process and holding onto your identity even when your senses tell you otherwise.
And it could be very simple. Exactly. I am someone who is chemsex-free. That's all you have to say. And here's the thing is then when you say it, you have to be certain that it's going, that your desire, this is what I believe. I believe any desire you have has, it can only be in existence if there's a way to it. If there's a path to that desire. If that's my true desire to become chemsex-free, the path to that is laid out for me. In that path could be a relapse or 2 or 3. That could be part of the path to get to where I want to go. But I think it's our, our job to trust that, that everything is working in our favor. And I am somebody who is chemsex-free, no matter what the 5 senses tell me. That's who I am. That's my, my— No, I love that.
