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CONTROLLING CHEMSEX has been created to help people who are struggling with chems*x to take their control back using any technology available to facilitate access to support for everyone, to make things as easy as possible.

21/08/2026

What can a fundraising campaign help make possible?

It can help keep specialist support free and easier to access.

It can help provide one-to-one guidance, practical information and harm-reduction tools for people trying to make safer choices or regain control.

It can help loved ones find understanding and direction. It can also help challenge the stigma that stops too many people from asking for help.
Our marathon place is a platform for that work - not the whole story.

Learn more about Controlling Chems*x and the opportunity to represent our mission through the link in our bio.

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19/08/2026

🚶‍♂✨ Exploring the cruising scene on chems? Here are some tips to help you to stay safer.

🚨 Whilst some find it very exciting, there are risks to personal safety that we can't ignore. This risk is elevated further when we are on chems. Here are some tips to consider in regards to your wellbeing while out cruising:

- Avoid sharing drinks to prevent unknowingly consuming G.
- Limit cash and chems, and avoid carrying bank cards.
- Keep your regular meds handy.
- Stay hydrated and consider carrying a snack.
- Be cautious in the dark to manage doses safely and avoid drawing unwanted attention.

Check out our website for even more tips.

🙏 Special thanks to Simon Prytherch, a dedicated psychotherapist with extensive experience in chems*x support, for allowing us to share this valuable information.

14/08/2026

Turn a personal challenge into support, hope and practical help.

We are inviting applications from someone to represent Controlling Chems*x at the TCS TCS London Marathon

The race is one day.

The purpose of the campaign reaches much further: helping us sustain free, confidential online support for people whose lives are affected directly or indirectly by chems*x.

We are looking for someone who believes in compassionate, non-judgmental support and wants to bring others into that mission.

Learn more about the opportunity and apply through the link in our bio.

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12/08/2026

We at CONTROLLING CHEMSEX are passionately committed to do everything we can, with all our energy and expertise to:

* Help everybody to take control of their Chems*x, using any technology that we have available, to make things as easy as possible for those who struggle accessing traditional Chems*x services.
* Help to minimise risks when they are using Chems (s*xual health, mental health, physical health and safety).
* Deliver accurate, reliable and very practical information regarding Chems*x, particularly that information that covers vital areas that people who are struggling with Chems*x are trying to find, but does not yet exist.
* Help people learn how to negotiate boundaries, especially on hook-up apps.
* Help people to be able to re-engage with sober s*x, and to find different ways to explore intimacy without drugs.
* Help people to reconnect with the community and to be able to experience joy without Chems.

FREE PROFESSIONAL CHEMSEX SUPPORT

Reach out today!

05/08/2026

Are you a gay therapist, counsellor, psychologist, mental health professional, life coach or similar?

We're looking to expand our team of volunteers supporting people affected by chems*x.

You don't need to have previous experience working in the field.

If you already understand gay culture, LGBTQ+ communities, and provide compassionate, non-judgemental support, we'll provide specialist chems*x training to help you develop the knowledge and confidence needed for the role.

We're interested in hearing from people from anywhere in the world who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of people affected by chems*x.

If you are interested, email us: volunteers@controllingchems*x.com

Together, we can help more people access the specialist support they deserve. 💙

22/07/2026

Some people tell us that, more than the drugs themselves, they miss who they felt they could be while using.

More confident.
More s*xual.
More fearless.
More ______.

Rather than just asking, "How do I stop using?", it can be helpful to ask, "What was chems*x giving me that I need more of in my life?"

Understanding the role chems*x plays isn't about justifying it, it's about understanding yourself with compassion.

When you know what needs you're trying to meet, you can start finding healthier, more sustainable ways to meet them.

If you'd like support exploring your relationship with chems*x, we're here to help.

15/07/2026

For many people, the hardest thing about the comedown is the emotional emptiness. The messages stop. The connection disappears. Shame creeps in. The silence can feel overwhelming.

That "void" is one of the reasons people return to chems*x. Not because they want another session, but because they want to escape how they feel afterwards.

If this sounds familiar, you're not alone. Recovery isn't just about stopping chems*x; it's about rebuilding connection, finding support, and creating a life where you don't have to face that emptiness on your own.

💙 Controlling Chems*x offers free, confidential, professional support.

08/07/2026

Pride can bring joy, connection, and celebration but it can also bring pressure, triggers, and temptation.

If you've had a lapse or relapse during Pride, it doesn't mean you've lost everything you've worked towards.

Recovery isn't measured by one weekend. It's built through the choices you make afterwards.

Take a moment to look after yourself. Reach out if you need support. You deserve compassion, not shame.

At Controlling Chems*x, we know recovery isn't always a straight line. Whatever your experience this Pride, we're here to support you without judgement.

💙 Free. Confidential. Professional support.

01/07/2026

Pride is a time to celebrate but it's also a time when some people may be at greater risk.

Mixing G (GHB/GBL) with alcohol is one of the most dangerous combinations because both depress the central nervous system.

Even amounts that might normally feel manageable can become life-threatening when taken together.

If you or someone you're with is using G:
• Avoid alcohol.
• Never leave someone who has "G-ed out."
• Call 999 immediately if they can't be woken, their breathing slows, or you think they've overdosed.

If chems*x is having an impact on your life, support is available. Controlling Chems*x offers free, confidential support to help you move towards the life you want.

24/06/2026

For many people, Pride is a celebration of community, visibility, and connection.

For some people recovering from or trying to avoid chems*x, it can also bring triggers, cravings, and unexpected challenges.

Having a plan doesn't mean expecting the worst. It means giving yourself the best chance of getting through Pride in a way that aligns with your goals.

Think about your triggers, who you'll be with, what you'll do if cravings arise, and how you'll look after yourself afterwards.

You don't have to navigate it alone.

If you're struggling with chems*x, CCSX provides free, confidential, professional support.

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