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Old May 02, 2010, 09:33 AM
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Sometimes I think self injury is the lesser of two evils for me. It's really frustrating. I wish I had never started this.

I am so easily triggered even though I don't allow myself to give in. I hate wanting to do it. The urges are horrible.

I think I'm WAY too old to still be dealing with this. I am sick of it and sick of me.

I wish none of us felt we had to do this to ourselves.

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Old May 02, 2010, 01:14 PM
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You can diffuse your triggers in therapy. Do you have a therapist?
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Old May 02, 2010, 05:53 PM
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hi roseleigh, i can relate to your feelings.

i know the struggle is so hard sometimes. i try to keep the mantra "it will be ok" going in my head. eventually it will be ok. i definitely think that SI can be the lesser evil sometimes, but it's so hard. sometimes i don't think clearly and i don't see the other options. sometimes there are other things that help us feel better.

it is frustrating. i wish we didn't have to hurt. it's such a hard struggle.

i hope you're hanging in there. take care!
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