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

What’s been your experience with sex post-chemsex? Tell us about your experience in the comments!

13 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this conversational excerpt, Dallas Bragg and Speaker B discuss the common belief among men who have been meth-free for many years that sex will never be enjoyable again after chemsex. Bragg challenges this fatalistic view, emphasizing that while sex may not be the same as during chemsex, it can become something different and rewarding if approached with openness and curiosity. Speaker B likens the experience to exploring a new continent, noting that the landscape and feelings may change, but the core desire for connection remains. The dialogue highlights the possibility of finding meaningful, sober sexual connections after long periods of abstinence, illustrating a shift from fear to curiosity about new forms of intimacy.

I mean, it's— there's men who— there's— there are men, this is very common. They've been meth-free for 10 years, 15 years, haven't had sex since.
I know. Yeah. Yeah.
And they just have this belief that it's never going to be enjoyable again and that it'll, it'll never be like that. It'll never be like Tina sex. No, it won't. But it can be something different. It's something new. Like, you have to be open, curious, curiosity.
It's like It's like a new continent, you know, somehow. Perhaps the landscape is going to be different, perhaps the weather is going to be different, the feelings. But I mean, at the end, what we really look for is connection, right, in sex, no matter the context. So I did find very good connection in sex being sober for now. So you've had sex for 15 years?
You've had sex since 2012? Yes. I'm glad to hear it. Good for you.