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joyhasjoy1 · 13-15, T
I do the exact thing but my brain takes it as the knife takes too long use your fingers so it is slower. I have scars all over my fingers and arms from this and I gotta say it is self harm and I am sorry you are went through that I still do that.

LesDawsonsPiano · 70-79
I can relate. Just had another five or six weeks of what I have come to call "the horrors", where 24/7 during the day I dread the night, and during the night dread the day. And what am I worried about, or what have I to worry about? Nothing. Great family, loving family, no financial woes. Sometimes catching the News and seeing scenes that could break the hardest heart.

You are not ranting about nothing. As I have been told, again and again, IT'S GOOD TO TALK. So I talk - or tap on my Kindle - trying to be positive, just sharing.

On the up again, but wary of the "horrors" returning.

Sincerely, stay strong. The light is there, which is always our own - yet can be shared with others.

All the best

it's possible that's how your brain chemistry works

it could be caused by anything

usually it's easier to fix the chemistry
luvelle · 22-25, F
My 18 year old sister does that when she's trying to calm her rage. I perceive it as self-harm.
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