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Old Jul 04, 2010, 09:30 AM
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Always have been, always will be. I haven't done it in a few months but no matter how long I go without cutting it will always be a part of me. The worst thing about it is that everyone I know knows it. Even new acquaintances know because of these hideous scars on my arm. Actually, the true worst thing about it is that I don't do it anymore. For four years I cut myself continuously. I wore a jacket everyday because I had low self confidence and felt naked without it, which turned out to be a good thing once I started cutting because I could hide it. I eventually stopped wearing jackets and needed somewhere else to cut out of plain view. I started cutting on my upper thigh and on more than one occasion I would cut on my chest or breasts. I started biting myself when I would get upset because it hurt like I wanted it to and just left a bruise as opposed to a life long scar. I stopped cutting myself because my friends talked with me and helped me through things, but the urge to hurt myself always seems to arise. I am writing this because I need help. I need a reason to stop hurting myself and I cannot find one.
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Old Jul 04, 2010, 03:04 PM
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i feel the same way as u and have done i havent cut myself in awhile i know its always gonna be apart of me and i hate ive also adopted another form of self harm and i hate it. Hopefully we both can get some helpful advice. Im here 4ya if u need anything.
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Old Jul 04, 2010, 03:26 PM
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When I look at my scars I feel real.
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Old Jul 04, 2010, 07:36 PM
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Hi... have you seen the pinned topic in the Self Injury forum, "Reasons Not To"? It's got a lot of good reasons to try to keep yourself safe.

Personally? For me the only thing that I try to remember is that I'm worth it, and that I don't deserve to be hurt any more than I've already been, by myself and by others.
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