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I need to cut, but sometimes, like now, even that takes too many energies and i give up and i just drink or take small ODs.
i want to be a good cutter and sometimes i feel i am a failure at even that, even if i've been doing it for more than 10 years i still feel not a real cutter. i want it deeper, more serious. i did get some stiches every now and then but its not enough. i want to be a good cutter and feel the huge relief that making a big slash gives you, without the fear of it having been too big, too deep. just the huge relief. of being a real good cutter... |
![]() DelaneyC
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Know exactly what you mean...
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Yep i can definitely relate to that... I seem to be cutting less recently..wondering if it's because I can't seem to cut deep enough so there doesn't seem much point anymore...
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#4
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Don't aim to cut people!
Aim to STOP!! Aim to find an alternative! Being a good cutter is a SAD goal! I got "really quite good" at burning myself and now I have purple welts on my legs and white splotches all over my arms. My upper arms are the victim of my switch to cutting. I only aim to bleed but I find myself doing it 7-8 times in a row and still I don't bleed enough. I don't want to be better at it!!!! Please reach out for help! |
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![]() Takeshi
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Quote:
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I feel that way too and the longer I go without cutting the more I feel like a failure at cutting
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I understand this. I've been cutting off and on for 16 years. I went nearly 5 years without cutting and since I started up again I felt like a failure because it no longer worked for me. It didn't give me the relief it once did. I can't even figure out why I think this is a bad thing. Isn't that what anyone in recovery wants is to find that when they relapse it no longer holds the same power it once did? Instead I just miss it. The compulsion is still there but relief is gone. I also hate the scars. I used to love them and they were a goal but maybe it's because I've grown up that I hate having to explain them as an adult.
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