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Are gay people more vulnerable to addiction? | TheFix.com

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Published on Aug 2, 2012

Jane Velez-Mitchell explains that living openly and soberly has been a valuable lifestyle decision. She is fielding and answering questions at http://www.thefix.com a website about all things related to addiction and recovery.

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  • 69Ferg

    69Ferg 10 months ago

    Didn't she just totally contradict herself there. She just said that she didn't think gay people were more vulnerable to addiction and then went on to say how when hiding and/or denying who we are we often end up trying to suppress difficult feelings with alcohol. Not sure about stats etc. but what I do know is that coming to terms with my sexuality and my own struggle with addiction were intrinsically linked. It's not an excuse its just a fact and all the more reason to get sober.

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