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One a week or once a year. Crystal meth, GHB, K, or poppers. Solo or in a group. Each of us has our own reasons, experiences, and needs when we party. For many of us, like Kevin, finding our place in life and in a community can be a difficult and unsettling process. Loneliness and connection can define our experiences of drug use.

But connecting with others can change everything. What does it mean gay have your earliest experiences shaped by daily drug use? For Dylan, that was 15 years of growing up and exploring himself—through friendships, sex, and intimacy—while high. Mikes gives us a different understanding of harm reduction: a paradigm shift from celebrating counting the number of days sober to understanding how you can manage your use and achieve the rest of the goals in your life.

Matt shares the unexpected reality of the diverse social classes of queer men who party. When the desire for intense sex starts to spiral out of control, who is there to help bring things back down? Tim shares his worry for the guys who party who start to lose everything. For Kevin, like many other guys, this feeling is at the heart of partying.

Shazad shares how he navigates and negotiates partying, sex, work, and boundaries, and how he balances the good times he has on it with taking breaks from it. Jordan takes us through their experiences with opening up to others about their crystal meth use. Guy dives into the complex reasons behind partying and the impacts that you sometimes have to deal with because of it.

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Meet Kevin L For many of us, like Kevin, finding our place in life and in a community can be a difficult and unsettling process. Meet Pete Loneliness and connection can define our experiences of drug use. Meet Dylan What does it mean to have your earliest experiences shaped by daily drug use? Meet Mike Mikes gives us a different understanding of harm reduction: a paradigm shift from celebrating counting the number of days sober to understanding how you can manage your use and achieve the rest of the goals in your life.