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Old Jan 15, 2006, 07:27 PM
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I am a bdsm masochist. I long to go rl and be hurt again. I know it can be dangerous...because what I want is not healthy and it's like an addiction that controls my life... I don't want to live without it, and yet I don't want to have it in my life anymore. It kills me slowly.... If it's not this...it's something else... like longing to get drunk... to go out and just find some excitement... ..... not sure about this.

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Old Jan 15, 2006, 08:23 PM
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Yes this is a type of self injury. There are many survivors like this that sometimes needs and craves punishment and or pain in relationships. Its the way certain types of survivors have been programed in childhood. Talk with your therapist he/she can help you find out what is behind it and make goals towrds stopping it at your pace
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