As I'm sure you must know, this is not something that's normal in the sense that most people do it.
It's your body and you can fuck it up in any way you choose, but you're clearly aware of how people react and possibly the negative assumptions they make when they see someone displaying signs of self-harming behaviour.
From what I've read, cutting can, in a sense, be addictive because of the endorphin rush you get when you do it. This means it's possible that you can't really look at what you're doing to yourself with any degree of objectivity and it will be very difficult for you to stop.
As I've said, your body, your choice, but it's not normal and you really should seen help.
Yeah I found that it was addicting when I did it
It was extremely difficult to stop but I’m so glad I did
I’m glad the scars have died down in colour (unless I’m cold then there a bright purple)
IIN that I cut myself with a razor blade?
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As I'm sure you must know, this is not something that's normal in the sense that most people do it.
It's your body and you can fuck it up in any way you choose, but you're clearly aware of how people react and possibly the negative assumptions they make when they see someone displaying signs of self-harming behaviour.
From what I've read, cutting can, in a sense, be addictive because of the endorphin rush you get when you do it. This means it's possible that you can't really look at what you're doing to yourself with any degree of objectivity and it will be very difficult for you to stop.
As I've said, your body, your choice, but it's not normal and you really should seen help.
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Yeah I found that it was addicting when I did it
It was extremely difficult to stop but I’m so glad I did
I’m glad the scars have died down in colour (unless I’m cold then there a bright purple)
I agree.