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1:56 am
April 25, 2010
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Golden
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If you are, or if you know a cutter, can you tell me how you go about helping them? I just saw a friend's arms for the first time ever yesterday as she always covers them-and she has a number of very fresh looking scars.
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4:25 am
May 16, 2010
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JustSam
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If a person is at the point of hurting themselves, I would think they need professional help. I would let them know that you care about them, are there for them and will do what you can to help them.
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11:52 pm
August 16, 2010
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xenophobic
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Sadly, I happen to know a person like that. It makes me so sad because she is still very young and she has repeatedly cut herself. Her depression seems to be very deep and has a mysterious origin. She feels that nobody loves her.
I think these kind of people need their family badly, more than they would admit it. They also need real sympathetic friends who are willing to listen
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5:20 am
August 19, 2010
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narnia
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Do cutters hurt themselves because they like feeling the pain? Or do they have the intention of killing themselves?
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8:40 am
August 21, 2010
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prisoner
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I have been wondering the same thing, Narnia. Are self cutters automatically qualify as suicidal?
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