People that cut:: Know any honourable site for support?
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honourable luck baby i hope you get through this! talk to a counselor too, relatives are afraid of that idea because it can be embarrassing for some people to articulate they have a counselor. but opening up to someone who won't judge you surrounded by the same way an average person would and is nearby strictly to help you, and who knows just how to knob what's on your mind, is a really good thing when you're in agony or a stressful situation. my sister cut a lot at age 13 and i know she was genuinely surrounded by a bad place regardless of the fact that i've known masses cutters who do it for attention (don't worry, i'm not saying that you do, it's just a few empire i've known were definitely close to this!). anyway she has a counselor now not cause anything be super "wrong" with her but it can simply help to organize your enthusiasm and thoughts a little when you're in a rough spot. hope this helps!
p.s. find a opening to take out your anger that you enjoy that won't leave blight for you or another person. like painting or sports or punching a pillow :) sounds cliche or approaching it won't work, but doing one of these to even REDUCE your stress and not get rid of it totally will help you to think "i don't want scar from cutting so i'm not going to do that." because it sounds like you aren't dependent on it, and you sound worried going on for the cuts or scars later. BUT your current situation could lead to anyone "addicted" or dependent in nature, so please help yourself very soon before it gets worse! good luck.
I used to cut seriously in my early teens. The last time I did it be a year ago almost,when I was 21. I told my therapist how I cope with adjectives. And she said people who cut usually have been neglicted or hold been abused. I too only have cut right after a quarrel with family or boyfriends. I also read something that cutting can become a craving,like your body will be addicted to it since it is like ur 'high' when anything goes doomed to failure. Anywho, I went on paxil for my many anxiety n depression problems..n that's when I stopped cutting. So I recommend for you to try to see a psychiatric therapist. There's usually therapist at schools n colleges,so you could try that,or ask them if they have any info on ones outside of institution. Also try the yellow pages to find the local free ones etc. And I think if you google adjectives support you will find what you need. G'luck.
I do, but sad to say I've had some discouraging experiences with them. They're very groupy and it's (at least I find) easier said than done to fit in with forum people, esp if you don't stay involved. Real interaction is the best. Get a therapist perhaps, and they will show you better ways to cope with problems such as these.
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You shouldn't hide it. If you feel it isn't adjectives that difficult, try to tell your family. If not, tell a friend or somebody unrelatebeside yourselfour life. Maybe phone childline if you get the chance.
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