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malefantasy March 11 2012, 04:49:14 UTC
i used to cut too... years ago. and the urge is still there all the time. you just have to remember how it effects you ultimately in the long run. i actually got tattoos to cover up all of my upper arms after 7 years of not cutting just so i wouldn't feel the shame anymore and to prove to myself that i could put it in the past ( ... )

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seths_dream March 11 2012, 04:52:27 UTC
I wanted to get a tattoo to symbolize escaping from depression that would remind me not to cut... but I don't know if I will. :/

It is so hard. And morbidly... I like my scars. I like looking at them.
My therapist is wonderful, it's just hard to think of these things when I'm with him because usually I feel good by then. I'll try and remember.

Thank you thank you. So much. ♥♥ It really helps to know you have a friend when you're in a dark place.
And the same goes for you, you can message me if you need to talk too.

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malefantasy March 11 2012, 04:57:02 UTC
as i said, it took me seven years before i got mine. and i understand liking to look at them... i did for years. just as that time in my life got farther and farther away i kinda... lost my love affair with them and they became symbols of a really dark time in my life.

i would definitely try and remember to talk about it in therapy. i have the same problem when i go... i'm usually in a good mood and don't remember the bad times i went through in between sessions. that's why i started keeping a real journal to remember things, etc.

and you're very welcome... i honestly think that knowing someone is there to talk to when you're feeling down is one of the best things in the world <3

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seths_dream March 11 2012, 05:00:13 UTC
I guess that makes sense, that as time goes by they just become bad memories.

Hmm I really do need to start writing things down. I just feel a bit embarrassed about it for some reason, heh.

It really is wonderful. ♥

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oflittleuse March 11 2012, 05:53:07 UTC
Depression can be a really powerful force to overcome. The worst part is that you usually don't understand how far in it you are until afterwards. I've never cut, but when I was in my third year of university I became highly depressed and sufferred from severe panic attacks. I took a hiatus from my studies, for a year and a half. I've only just got back this past September. I've always been lucky that I have a great support system with my family and my university friends ( ... )

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seths_dream March 11 2012, 17:06:41 UTC
I'm glad you and your friends are doing a lot better now. Thank you for this, I appreciate it. It's nice to know there are people listening.

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seths_dream March 13 2012, 22:20:31 UTC
Thank you, you're very sweet! I'm so glad to have met all of you.

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