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

You define your journey #soberjourney

12 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, Dallas Bragg asserts that individuals must not let others dictate the pace or length of their personal healing, whether after a breakup or during addiction recovery. He argues that each person's journey has a divine, individualized purpose, and comparing oneself to others diminishes the richness of that experience. Bragg emphasizes the importance of staying focused on one's own process, rejecting external timelines, and loving the journey as it unfolds.

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Listen, you do not allow anyone else to define your healing process for you. For instance, in a breakup, someone says, "Well, I was over them in three months. How is it a year later and you're still not over this?" Fuck that. Your journey is your journey for a reason. It's lasting that long for a divine, individualized purpose. It is for a reason. And when you start comparing your journey to someone else's, it takes away from the richness of the experience. The same thing goes with addiction recovery. Just because someone says, all I needed was one white chip and I never relapsed again, fuck that too. There's a reason. There's a purpose for your journey and why it's taking the length of time it is. But the more you look to the side and look to the right and left at everything else going around you, you're missing the lesson in front of you. Just love the process.