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Post by Cypres on Nov 13, 2016 20:23:31 GMT 8
Interessting. I am sorry that you dissociate more now, that is really stressfull. I also have the feeling that it is easier to calm myself down than before without needing somebody else as anchor. Like all of the sudden I had a switch that was never there before and I could just use it to turn things down little by little until I could handle it, that still suprises me every time.
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Merry Christmas and happy holidays!
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Post by ConfusedPancake on Dec 18, 2016 16:36:31 GMT 8
I have a pretty extensive past of mental illness going back to middle school. I started cutting in middle school and was suicidal most of the time. I ended up in residential treatment for 7 months when I was in high school, then got to college and spent a decent amount of time in the hospital for suicide attempts, an eating disorder, and self harm. I've dealt with a lot of sh** from other people and myself as well honestly. Now, I remind myself I have to be healthy to be a therapist. It's been 2 years since I've been hospitalized, a little over a year since I've self harmed, and not too long since I fell into eating disorder behaviors, but it's been about 4 months since I really relapsed back into my eating disorder. I think about the future a lot and I never picture any of these things in my future. Reminding myself of that helps when things get rough. I have to admit though, I thought things would be way easier after a year. A year has been this magical amount of time in my mind that means you are "recovered" and wouldn't struggle/would struggle very little with urges. I've thought that way since I was in middle school and now that I've reached the magical year, I realize that the amount of time since acting on your urges seems to mean very little. I'm getting a recovery tattoo in a couple of months though and I'm hopeful that it will serve as a really important reminder to always love and accept myself unconditionally.
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Post by Trinity on Dec 18, 2016 22:11:48 GMT 8
I mentor a cutter outside this place and in another recovery place.
One of my kids was a cutter, from the mental pain that is the result of a child molester, may he rot in hell and may his now dead penis be forever cursed.
And a i am an alcholic addict 31 years sober.
No it never goes away. I understand it, i see it manipulate me. I see my past and how it causes me to dstructively act out.
It comes down to choices, in the end, day to day. Vigilance, step work, sharing.
I know depression well. It stalks me.
I choose the way of the warrior, the diamond heart of trans.
And that is a good thing.
Hang in there. You are far from alone.
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Post by Ativan Prescribed on Dec 19, 2016 7:52:20 GMT 8
I see the scars on my arms every day, every time I look at them, for whatever reason. There is usually a twinge of guilt, but there is also a momentary thought of how easy it is to do it again. But I know that no matter how much I feel like cutting again, really cutting, it won't take away the reasons it's so easy to do. I haven't cut myself in a long time now, but the urge can still be there, doesn't matter even if it is a good day or a bad one... The real scars are the ones on my heart, those I can only see in my minds eye. I see those and I know why I don't cut anymore, I just can't take any more scars there. I was in the hospital a year ago, Dec- Feb,.. The damage from that alone is another scar that won't go away. I too choose the way of the warrior, the path less traveled, the one I know best. You are not alone.
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Alex
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Post by Alex on Jan 8, 2018 8:28:36 GMT 8
I am, or was, a cutter for half a year.
For me, it just sounded good in the moment. Afterward, I would just feel worse; my emotions would build up more intensely AND I would be ashamed.
Great.
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Post by Avery on Nov 22, 2018 11:32:07 GMT 8
A pretty dead thread but seems like the right place to be right now.
Yesterday was TDOR and they listed off those names and all I could think about was that horrible people spilled their blood and here I've been spilling my own like it's nothing and I felt so phenomenally guilty like I was disrespecting what happened to them. And then I still did it again tonight. I'm running out of gauze and tape but buying a bigger box feels wrong somehow. Like I'm already giving up on stopping before I even try
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Post by Trinity on Nov 22, 2018 12:07:53 GMT 8
A pretty dead thread but seems like the right place to be right now. Yesterday was TDOR and they listed off those names and all I could think about was that horrible people spilled their blood and here I've been spilling my own like it's nothing and I felt so phenomenally guilty like I was disrespecting what happened to them. And then I still did it again tonight. I'm running out of gauze and tape but buying a bigger box feels wrong somehow. Like I'm already giving up on stopping before I even try A good friend of mine on fb and irl too is a cutter. She got it under control. Shes binary trans, very nice. Want to reach out to her?
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