Slitting Wrists

[sarey]

Uh huh, some addictions cant, and go to far.

[FlyingJesus]

No, no matter how far an addiction goes, you can always stop it. Could well be difficult, but it's always possible.

[sarey]

Uh huh,ok.

[FlyingJesus]

There we go, final proof that you are too stupid/arrogant to take in the truth. You've only just entered your teenage years, and as such you're unwilling to believe anything that differs from your normal train of thought. You quote the same thing over and over ("I'm not an attention seeker, you need to learn more about self harm") in the vain hope that those more intelligent and more knowledgable than yourself will simply give up. If you stick to your own thoughts and don't let anyone tell you the real side of things, you will never be able to get over any problems. For your own sake, stop being a brat.

[sarey]

Poo Poo. I began selfharm when i was 9, get that in your head. And also get in your head i was ending the pathetic arguement you began

[FlyingJesus]

I didn't say anything about what age you were when you began to self harm, I simply stated the mindset of a typical 13/14 year old.

[sarey]

Okay whatever 'flying' now go fly into the road like a good little bird.

[Polly-alyssa]

I mean how the hell do you slit wrists? Kitchen knifes? School scissors?

I've just been thinking about it alot recently.

Just thinking about it is just euhh if you know what i mean. some girls do it from my year (year8), in the form room... and teachers and dinnerladies frequently walk past. they bring in pen knifes. nd write words with their blood on their arms. but it is just attention seeking. i know that none of them are that unhappy, they got loadsa m8s and good families.

I couldn't do it to myself, afflict pain on myself, i would never do something like that to seek attention. u get scars aswell. if i was really unhappy i would seek adivce online or use something like a stress ball.

[Playgirl]

or use something like a stress ball.

Its hardly the same.

[Uwe]

Its hardly the same.

Get one of those things Michele [Learning Mentors] getting where you can cut it instead of yourself