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Originally Posted by The Skeezyks
Hello Idiot17: I hope this is not too brazen. But there's an old saying. "If wishes were horses, then beggars could ride." (There's another old saying that gets to the same point. But I won't write that one here.) The point is, wishing you had the strength to conquer this, or wishing it would just go away, etc. won't accomplish anything. You have to DO something. And the reality is there are, for the most part, only a few main options: see a therapist, go to the hospital, get into some type of self-abuse treatment program, etc. You need support to overcome your self-abuse & intrusive thoughts. And that support has to come from somewhere. The question is: will you reach out & make it happen, or will you wait until your situation becomes so dire that it is forced upon you? I hope you can find the strength to choose the former.
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Not to brazen, I appreciate honest opinion.
I would love to do something about it rather then just wishing it away. In the past on my way to the hospital to check myself in my feet just stopped moving. It refused to continue further. Mentally I couldn't do it and it totally forced me to stop doing it physically. And when I'm dying to get the words out of my mouth and tell somekne. I get stuck mid way and that just gets me frustrated and the other worried. So yea I tried doing something about it as well.
I would perfer if it's the former and I reach out for help before it's forced upon me. Yet again, I'm too stubborn for my own good and I just couldn't do it. Even when help was forced upon they gave up since I wasn't willing enough.