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Originally Posted by KeepHoldingOn
I agree with Star, they show us where we used to be and how far we’ve come. Your pain and suffering was real and you lived through it. Hopefully it has made you into a better, stronger version of yourself. Sanada you are such an inspiration to me and probably many others on here. Your posts give me hope that maybe one day I can be free as well.
Sending many hugs and good thoughts your way. Keep it up, you are amazing.
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Hello KeepHoldingOn.
I agree with Star too. And with you. When I look at the scars I see the past path of pain and (sometimes) happiness. Because when I used to self harm , 'back then' I thought it was somehow connected to happiness. I guess it was an addiction. I do hope so too that the events of going through what I did , does make me into a better person (I am trying.)
Keep, I believe that you can achieve anything you want when stopping something (like s/h) or anything that requires us to stop. But freedom is best achieved through control. A friend of mine once quit smoking, and I would say 'so you have 'quit', and he said 'no, I just dont smoke at the moment'. That was nearly 20 years ago, and he still does not smoke 'at the moment'.
Thank you for your reply.
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