I Only Do Chemsex at Weekends — Do I Have a Problem?

I only do chemsex at weekends. I have a good job, a normal life, and I don't use drugs during the week. So how could I possibly have a problem?

The reality is that problematic chemsex use isn't simply about how often you use substances. It's about your relationship with them, the choices you're making, and whether you're beginning to lose control.

We explore:

- Why occasional chemsex use doesn't automatically mean addiction - The difference between frequency and loss of control - Why successful, high-functioning men can still struggle with chemsex - The psychological connection between sex, substances and anticipation - How to recognise when chemsex is beginning to affect your life

Are you beginning to question your relationship with chemsex?

**About Chemsex Freedom™**

Chemsex Freedom is a structured 90-day online programme developed by psychologist and sexologist Justin Duwe, author of *The Truth About Chemsex*.

Designed for gay and bisexual men, the programme helps you understand the psychological patterns behind chemsex, recognise triggers, manage cravings and develop practical strategies for meaningful change.

Whether your goal is to reduce your use, regain control or stop completely, Chemsex Freedom provides a structured framework for moving forward.

**You don't have to decide whether you're an addict before deciding that something deserves your attention.**

Chemsex Freedom is an educational programme and does not replace individual therapy, medical care or addiction treatment.