Listen to the Midtown account behind “Creepaholics Anonymous”

The Dream features @alabamaamanda on Midtown and recovery. Follow her account and question the conditions attached to belonging.

People who speak about harm in recovery groups deserve a hearing. “Creepaholics Anonymous,” an episode of The Dream, introduces a conversation with @alabamaamanda about addiction, Midtown, and recovery. The publisher dates the episode February 10, 2025 and lists a running time of 49 minutes.

Listen for the substance of the account

Listen closely to how a person describes belonging, personal choice, and the consequences of leaving. Ask whether a group allows disagreement, outside relationships, and independent judgment. A recovery community should be able to answer those questions plainly.

These are this site’s listening prompts, not a summary of answers given in the episode. We have reviewed the episode description and metadata, not the audio.

One person’s account across several platforms

Our notes on her Instagram post and Facebook caption provide links to her written accounts. The podcast offers another format in which to hear her perspective. Those appearances are not separate witnesses or independent confirmation.

Follow the source. Keep the questions in view.

Listen to Creepaholics Anonymous on Apple Podcasts. The episode is also listed in our resource library.

Source note: This is an introduction based on the publisher’s description and metadata. The episode audio has not been reviewed or transcribed for this post.

Put the record to work

Read the warning signs of coercive control. Share the source links. If you have firsthand information, send an account or correction or email midtowncult@proton.me. Tell us whether your message is private or may be considered for publication.

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