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Old Apr 25, 2015, 06:35 PM
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I wasn't strong enough to keep going. I gave in, self-harmed and now I just want to keep doing it.

I'm not going to tonight, I'm not stupid; I know that if I do and don't have any dressings or tissues, I'll panic and make everything worse.

Me and my boyfriend had a rough night the other night. It was my fault, I know that, I made a mistake and lost his trust. He said he was disappointed and upset but that we could get past it and move on. I believe this and I want to move on, but what he said and the consequence of what I did has gotten to me so badly. I feel worthless and stupid and what I did was selfish and just not okay. I know that and I came to that conclusion - before any of you say that my boyfriend is making me feel this way, he isn't.

I used to self harm, was clean for about a year, all my scars had healed. Everyone I spoke to said it was an addiction and they couldn't 'just' stop, but I did that; I 'just stopped'. But now I understand what people mean by addiction. For the past month I've felt this need to self-harm whenever I felt down or upset or anxious, I didn't because I didn't let those feelings get in. But tonight I gave in and I self-harmed and now I just want to self-harm all the time because for the brief time spent doing it, I felt a little less exhausted and overwhelmed by all of my emotions and feelings.

I'll stop rambling now.

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Old Apr 25, 2015, 06:43 PM
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Hi Khione,

Just became a member and stumbled across your post.

I, too, self-harmed today for the first time in a few years so I can definitely relate to how you must be feeling.

I don't have any words of wisdom for you but you aren't alone.

Take care
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Old Apr 26, 2015, 05:43 AM
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Thank you emanresu11. I appreciate you stopping by and taking your time to comment.
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Old Apr 26, 2015, 08:06 AM
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I'm sorry that you were hurting to bad the only option was to self harm. However, be proud of yourself for the time you went without self harm - about a year is a great accomplishment!
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Old Apr 26, 2015, 03:12 PM
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Khione well done for your year, I'm trying to give up,but the most I have done is a day or two with absolutely no deliberate pain causing behaviour. I know it'll be a struggle to get clean again but people like you inspire me to keep trying to give it up for the first time. I hope you can break the cycle again, but in the meantime don't beat yourself up about an understandable learned way to cope with the stress you feel.
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Old Apr 26, 2015, 03:36 PM
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I wish I could say a year but I can't. Just count this as a lapse not a relapse, just keep going. As Dory on Finding Nemo. Just keep swimming
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Old Apr 27, 2015, 03:04 PM
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