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In this personal narrative, the speaker recounts a period of drug use that began in the United States and continued after moving to Montreal, noting that by 2010 the pattern felt like a "slippery slope." Determined to break the cycle, they stopped using drugs, with the last use occurring in 2012. Following sobriety, they reflected on why they were drawn to the behavior, recognizing it as a form of sexualized drug use. To understand this intersection, they chose to study sexology, viewing it as a pathway to self‑knowledge. The study led to the reintegration of sexuality into their professional life, turning a former destructive habit into a purposeful passion.

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