Why Tina Recovery is Different #recoveryjourney
In this monologue, Dallas Bragg addresses gay men who use crystal meth, emphasizing that the drug’s cravings are constantly reinforced by sexual thoughts—estimated at 19 times per day for the average man. He argues that meth is uniquely hard to quit because sexual energy serves as a near‑constant trigger. Bragg adopts a hard‑ass, tough‑love stance, urging listeners to dramatically cut off all avenues to the drug: switch to a flip phone, change phone numbers, deactivate social media, and even move in with family (e.g., a grandmother) for at least a 90‑day period. He frames these radical lifestyle changes as essential to “reset” one’s behavior and alter the trajectory of their life, stressing that recovery from meth requires a fundamental shift in how one shows up in the world.
