Doja Cat Opens Up About Alcohol, Weed Struggles

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Sep 1, 2026
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AI GeneratedThe speaker addresses accusations that they are \"demonic,\" using their personal experience to warn others about the dangers of combining substance abuse, untreated mental illness, and the internet. They emphasize how these factors can fuel negative thoughts and create a destructive cycle, urging viewers to prioritize self-care and mental health.
I really don't want to make this TikTok because I have fear in my heart and I was taught
that I should do something that scares me every day if I'm on any journey to healing
and so I'm gonna do it.
Okay so a lot of people on the internet believe that I'm demonic, that I have demons,
that I have evil in me. So with that if there's anything good it's that I can teach you about
Now if one is to want to create demonic instances or imagery that person will drink,
involve alcohol, drugs, an addiction or really anything and combine it, not always, but could
also combine it with, I left one out, but uncared for undiagnosed mental illness and pair it or not
pair it with the internet. The best example from my experience is using the internet as a means of
validation to the negative thoughts in my head which were then brought on by drinking alcohol.
I've never had a real problem with drugs except for weed but alcohol, I'm shaking,
um alcohol is something that I definitely have had a problem with. I was never an alcoholic
but I definitely had problems. So if I can teach somebody anything and on a place where a lot of
people hate my guts, I will at least say that I am good for teaching you that it's not good
to pair these two things together. Stay creative, take care of yourself,
you're not indestructible and I think that's it. All right, bye.
