Dallas Bragg argues that methamphetamine cannot give you love, connection, validation, peace, or any of what you actually need. He compares it to going to a hardware store for milk. Everything you're really seeking is on the other side of recovery.
You are never going to find love using meth. You are never going to find connection. You are never going to find validation. You are never going to find your soulmate. You are never going to find your sexual identity, and you are never going to find your peace. You are never going to find relief from tough emotions. It's like going to the hardware store for milk. You keep going back to the wrong place for what you truly need. Everything you've ever wanted lies beneath the recovery process. Meth came so that you could do the work to excavate it all. Meth came to elevate your life, to earn the expansion of your soul, to receive more and more and more of everything you've ever desired. You are going to find it all during the recovery process. I promise.
