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'd be surprised who's in the tina scene. High-functioning. Affluent. Established careers, nice ho

7 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Dallas Bragg explains that the crystal‑meth (referred to as "Tina") epidemic within the gay community is not limited to stereotypical marginalized individuals. He emphasizes that many users are high‑functioning, affluent, and well‑established in the community, often maintaining strong relationships while secretly misusing meth. Bragg links this hidden usage to unresolved trauma and emotional issues, arguing that socioeconomic status offers no immunity—anyone who uses meth is a meth user, and homelessness is not a prerequisite for addiction. He urges listeners to recognize the risk, consider that addiction can be imminent regardless of class, and calls for personal change, offering his help to break free from Tina addiction.

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What makes the Tina epidemic so unique is the range of men using. Hi, I'm Dallas, and I help gay men break free from Tina addiction. When you get into the Tina scene, you will find high-functioning, affluent, community-established men with strong relationships that are secretly struggling with Tina misuse. Here's the thing, no matter how culturally well you are doing, On the outside, we are all running from our own unresolved trauma and emotional issues on the inside. You aren't exempt, and you are just like anyone else who puts meth in their body. No matter who you are or what level of prosperity you're at, if what class you're in, if you put meth in your body, you're a meth user. And just because you aren't homeless yet doesn't mean it isn't right around the corner. It's time to make a change.