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Old Feb 11, 2008, 12:33 AM
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Does there come a time in every self harmers life that they become addicted? Everyone seems to be addicted these days, is that just a given for a self harmer?

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Old Feb 11, 2008, 12:46 AM
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It is an addictive behavior, and our reasons for doing it are pretty similar to other people's reasons for other addictive behaviors. It becomes how we cope with stuff that we can't otherwise cope with because we haven't learned healthy ways to deal with things. And the more we use addictive coping methods, the less likely are we to learn other ways.
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