Is it normal that i tried to cut myself after arguments and breakup?

Just right now I tried to cut myself because I feel guilty about spamming my girlfriend and as a result she doesn't even want to talk to me and I want to apologize to her and to her parents in person so that I can have her forgive me and rekindle my relationship with her. What should I do because this is has to stop!

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Comments ( 25 )
  • barefoot_on_the_sand

    No person is worth you hurting yourself.

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  • CinnamonWolf

    Meet her in person and ask if there’s something wrong.

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    • juantheman1996

      That's a good idea and I would also apologize to her in person just cry my eyes out to mean that I'm sincere to tell her I know what I did was illegal and wrong (her mom is a cop)

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  • bigbudchonga

    Send her a finger bro. You got to make an impression on these hoes. Send that bitch a digit and you're going to be remembered for life.

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    • McBean

      Dude. Only a master troll would think of saying that.

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      • bigbudchonga

        Thank you good sir.

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  • thecreeperiswatching

    If you have these kinds of mood swings and thoughts often, then you might have Borderline Personality Disorder.

    What I assume happened was you felt abandoned and start spamming her out of anger, loneliness, paranoia, or some combo of the three. Maybe even thinking things like “I NEED her to respond, and I’ll feel better, it’s just that simple”. Then started to feel guilty, and switched emotions to intense remorse, which was so unbearable that you felt an unexplainable urge to cut yourself, maybe as an “equivalent exchange for your sins” to take away the pain.

    Am I right?

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    • Funstable

      Yeah I got diagnosed bpd too and this is veeeery familiar, but only a doctor or psychiatrist can diagnose you. Get help dear!

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      • juantheman1996

        Thanks. I will.

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    • sl33pysheepgirl

      i have bpd and definitely see how this could be an option. Then again i do not know the entire situation. There are a lot of factors that play into developing this. You should definitely start outpatient therapy and get on board with a psychiatrist. Even if you don't have this there is clearly some serious chemical imbalances. Hope you feel better soon!!!!

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      • juantheman1996

        Well I have abandonment issues ever since my parents divorced when I was 1 (my dad treated my mom like shit) and as a result I become depressed and angry when my heart gets broken or that my family and friends move out (I live near a military base so that happens a lot) and not only that but when I see my family and friends with their partners, children, or parents,
        It INSTANTLY thinks about my family! :'(

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        • sl33pysheepgirl

          Honestly that is a normal human response; being sad when you see happy families together and thinking about your own. However it isn't alright to let it impact you so strongly. Ya know? Next time you see a family together and you get upset why don't you rather think of ways to solve the problem or really at the least control your strong emotions that you have rather than react on them.

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    • juantheman1996

      Yes you're probably right I might have it

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  • RoseIsabella

    I'm sorry, but you need to leave her alone, let it go. You also need to refrain from self harm, and seek out psychiatric help.

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    • juantheman1996

      You're right I already told her that we needed some time apart until further notice but I told her that I will never forget her and I will always love her.

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      • RoseIsabella

        Thanks. Hang in there, life gets better.

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  • IrishPotato

    Wot in tarnation -

    No. It's not.

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  • juantheman1996

    I honestly feel unloved because I feel that my family and friends doesn't even care about me!

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    • barefoot_on_the_sand

      Love yourself so others can love you.

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      • juantheman1996

        Well I get bullied all the time because I have Aspergers Syndrome (a mild form of autism)

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        • barefoot_on_the_sand

          I understand. Hope you get better.

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          • juantheman1996

            Thanks I will my uncle, grandfather, and cousin has my back in case the visit goes horribly wrong

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        • curious-bunny

          Tell them your mommy says your special so there words can't hurt you. Or sinply defend yourself. Whichever works

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        • thecreeperiswatching

          I have it too. Depending on what kind of bullying it is, the key can be to act like you’re doing it on purpose, to be funny.

          The number of times I’ve brought up a strange obsession to everybody, in complete seriousness, and they thought I was trying to be funny... being as dry as a salted slug can have its benefits.

          Maybe try to get a prescription for Prozac or some other antidepressant. Worked wonders for my social life.

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  • curious-bunny

    Wow are you unable to read sarcasm?

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