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Sep 14, 2009, 10:42 PM
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after the outher day one i lost all my tools. i took about my razer to have a new tool than i lost that and i found the need to hurt my selth so bad i ended up burning my selth with a smoke. this is not a relash i have ever used be for. what is wrong with me that i need to hert so bad will i never be like other people. or am i jest permintly meshed up. is there no end. i told my po about my cutting to see if he can help me find some help now i am jest not sure if i am worth it. i find myselth floundering between needing help and not careing and jest wanting left alone what is wrong with me.
after the outher day one i lost all my tools. i took about my razer to have a new tool than i lost that and i found the need to hurt my selth so bad i ended up burning my selth with a smoke. this is not a relash i have ever used be for. what is wrong with me that i need to hert so bad will i never be like other people. or am i jest permintly meshed up. is there no end. i told my po about my cutting to see if he can help me find some help now i am jest not sure if i am worth it. i find myselth floundering between needing help and not careing and jest wanting left alone what is wrong with me. 
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Sep 15, 2009, 09:59 AM
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Kai, I think that you have a lot of repressed feelings that affect you immensely and the cutting helps you cope with that. Sorting through yourself in therapy and here will help you understand yourself and work through things.
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