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In this segment, the speaker reflects on experiences running a chemsex‑focused structured day program within a recovery setting. While participants initially frame their involvement as about sex, the facilitator notes a recurring theme: many are actually seeking intimacy and genuine relationships. The discussion highlights how the drugs and chemsex context mask deeper emotional needs, prompting the facilitator to consider "reverse engineering"—identifying and bringing into awareness the shadow aspects that drive the behavior. The goal is to use shadow work to help participants recognize that their pursuit of chemsex often stems from unmet relational needs rather than purely sexual desire.

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