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Self harm
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Bloodflowers wrote:
Do you ever really get rid of thoughts of hurting yourself? Do you just ignore them? I remember I started at 11 and it wasn't like cigarettes or alcohol where I have told myself to stop. I just stopped doing it without thinking about it and then I started again and I loved it and I stopped and I started.

Makes me wonder if it's just a behaviour you get stuck in like a "hobby" that keeps you occupied because it always hurts so you're thinking of something else.

I have never been able to figure out why people self harm and I've thought their reasons are bs. 

The question is do people actually decide to stop and then do it or do people just grow out of it? Mby it's just different for everyone but I've been offered DBT but I could never figure out why to stop
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Date: 07-04-2021 20:56 | Times changed: 1
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Idk some ppl say they r glad they quot or that they wanted to quit while they were actively doing it etc but idgi, I've never wanted to quit, but I haven't done it for rlly mental health reasons like that, so even if im finw in the hwad I just want to or do it cus its a competition for myself ig. Makes sense, probably not. Feels pointlessif I can't do it properly anyways but idk I never understood other reasons for it. Or why not just stop if u want to, u have control over ur body (hopefully)
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Date: 07-04-2021 21:03
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I've done it on and off for 12 years (half my life now that I think of it) and honestly I still get the urges and thoughts about it sometime when I'm overwhelmed. But you learn to cope better in therapy. It's really addictive which is why it's hard to stop.
Date: 07-04-2021 21:05 | Times changed: 1
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luminescence wrote:
Discussing self-harm outside Mature Content Section (record label) is against the rules. If you want to discuss this topic further, you should make a thread about it there.

"Drugs, Sexual Content, Violence, and Self-harm
Discussion of any of these subjects is not allowed in the General Section of the threads. If you would like to discuss these topics in a rule abiding way it is suggested to join the Mature Content Section Record Label."
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