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[Rerun] How does attachment theory explain Humberto’s addiction?


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Anonymous

Thank you for sharing your story Humberto ❤

Anonymous

This was probably one of my favourites - thanks for sharing! Even though I don't relate to addiction, I found it hopeful to hear an in-depth example of change and recovery from some really painful experiences. I dont know him, but I'm proud of Humberto ❤. Also, "take care of yourselves, you fuckers" was the most amazing sign off hahah.