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Uploaded by on Jan 30, 2012

new video on my personal channel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4PkK0v95LY

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  • I am a recovering self injurer. I dont think a non self injurer will ever understand why it is we do it because it is hard even for us to understand why inflicting pain upon ourselves helps. For me it was more than a habit, it was an addiction. If anyone needs to talk, dont hesitate to message me. I love you all.

  • I used to cut... I haven't in at least a month and thirty days(since I started dating my girlfriend 3)

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  • <3 u too, you are real cool hmu... i used to some things but that wasnt until i excepted myself for who i am... now i dont have to use my old metods to try to make my self let go

  • It's hard. I used to cut, not for long, but I still have scars. I make up stupid excuses about them coz I feel that no one would understand. It is hard hard to stop, REALLY hard, but it is possible. Always know you have someone to talk to, there's loads of sites and stuff. You can always talk to me aswell, I really wanna help, even if it's just one person (: x

  • I've been cutting myself since I was 8. And I've tried stopping many times but the addition from over the years is just way too much. I can't really explain "why" i cut myself i feel like everyone has their options and reasons why they self harm. Crazy enough it makes me feel better after doing it, I'm not sure why but i do. To me it's like a quick high then you lose the rush & fall back down with so much pain and hurt then you cut once again.

  • @LinkinParaJJluvr

    A year and a half, that is very impressive... I cant seem to make it more than 8 months without it...

    Even when i wasnt numb or wasnt hurting so bad inside, even when i was happy, i needed to seld harm to feel complete. I hated it but i needed it.

  • @sallysalone

    First i want to tell you how brave you are for not hiding your cuts. I have a hard time with showing my almost completely faded scars. Second i want to tell you that you are beautiful and you are loved.

    Third, you could try writing a trusted teacher or a school councler a letter. In that letter tell them what is happening. I find letters are the easiest way to talk about issues like cutting for the first time.

  • Self harm for some is an outlet to what they can't express. For others it is a cry for help, a way to feel something when you feel "numb" inside, or a way to get attention. Not getting attention in a bad way, but sometimes people want to feel noticed.

    As a recovering self-injurer, it is an addiction in a way. Sometimes you just get the urge to feel some kind of pain. I know that I get in moods sometimes where I look for things that I could possibly cut or burn myself with. It's hard not to do..

  • @sallysalone if u need to talk, feel free to message me on here. It's ok if u dont. I have lot of experience w/ cutting (I don't do it anymore) so I can kind of relate when it comes to swimming, weird stares, & the struggle w/ it & home life. I won't say I completely understand how u feel (bc I don't), but I will say that even though I don't know u (or anyone on here, for that matter), I care. If u (& this goes for anyone else on here) need to talk, message me. I'll reply as soon as I can. :)

  • @KaylaMaella I wish your the best in overcoming cutting, though I know it can be WICKED hard. I used to cut so much, but I don't anymore, and it feels good not having to cover my arms to keep others from seeing and to be able to get through tough times without relying on hurting myself. I hope you keep up the good work no matter what crosses your path (sorry if that sounds corny...). Good luck! You can do it. :)

  • @Forealways I'm recovering too, and it is absolutely an addiction. I wouldn't have kept doing it if I wasn't addicted. I would be in school and the thoughts would become so overwhelming that I couldn't sit still or focus on anything but self harming. It's still a struggle after about a year and a half of not cutting.

  • @forealways dear forealways, i cut myself on my thighs. I go swimming because i am in elc (extreme lifeguard club) i get weird stares from people and stuff. I really want to stop. I try but then it gets worse at my home and i do it again. I don't know how to approach a councilor about this issue?

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